'NanoBling' Improves Breast Cancer Drug (5 of 5)
This is an informal conversation with Dr. Dean Ho. This video relates to an article that appeared in the March 9, 2011, issue of Science Translational Medicine, published by AAAS. The study, by...

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'NanoBling' Improves Breast Cancer Drug (4 of 5)
This image represents a nanodiamond particle that can be applied towards drug delivery. This image relates to an article that appeared in the March 9, 2011, issue of Science Translational Medicine...

'NanoBling' Improves Breast Cancer Drug (3 of 5)
This image represents intravenously administered nanodiamonds which have been shown to be effective drug delivery agents. This image relates to an article that appeared in the March 9, 2011, issue of...

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'NanoBling' Improves Breast Cancer Drug (2 of 5)
Nanodiamond particles can be monitored during the delivery process for localization and safety studies. This image relates to an article that appeared in the March 9, 2011, issue of Science ...

'NanoBling' Improves Breast Cancer Drug (1 of 5)
Fluorescently labeled nanodiamonds (green) internalized into cancer cells. The nucleus and cytoplasm are stained in varying degrees of orange. This image relates to an article that appeared in the ...

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Laser Light Blocks Cancer Highway (3 of 3)
This image shows an inflated lymphatic vessel (purple) filled by human cancer cells (green) that have escaped the primary tumor, implanted in the mouse ear, along the lymphatic vessels. The cancer ...

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Laser Light Blocks Cancer Highway (2 of 3)
Targeting intralymphatic tumor cells in cancer patients. When a patient is diagnosed with cancer, the primary tumor and metastatic lymph nodes are routinely removed in surgery (blue). However, tumor ...

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Laser Light Blocks Cancer Highway (1 of 3)
Destruction of collecting lymphatic vessels with PDT in the pig. This video shows two large collecting lymphatic vessels that drain to lymph nodes in the pelvic region of a pig. The vessels and lymph ...

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New Technology Suggests Biomarker for Cancer (2 of 2)
RNA-ISH of embryonic organs. Review of whole embryo day 15 demonstrated strongest signal in embryonic liver and lung. Images of embryonic pancreas, liver, and lung shown at 400x magnification (scale ...

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New Technology Suggests Biomarker for Cancer (1 of 2)
RNA-ISH of metastatic mouse PDAC. PDAC metastatic lesions in liver, which itself does not express satellites (left). Large, glandularm etastatic tumor deposits are readily identified by standard ...

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