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Classification of cancer cells at the sub-cellular level by phonon microscopy using deep learning

Pérez-Cota et al., 2023

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8306622490496368662
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Pérez-Cota F
Martínez-Arellano G
La Cavera III S
Hardiman W
Thornton L
Fuentes-Domínguez R
Smith R
McIntyre A
Clark M
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Scientific Reports

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There is a consensus about the strong correlation between the elasticity of cells and tissue and their normal, dysplastic, and cancerous states. However, developments in cell mechanics have not seen significant progress in clinical applications. In this work, we …
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