Cancer Detection - Globe Thesis

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121.	Method and material development for the detection and analysis of cancer cells
122.	Image analysis algorithms for ovarian cancer detection using confocal microendoscopy
123.	Medical applications of a tunable monochromatic X-ray source in cancer detection, diagnosis and therapy
124.	Integrated magnetic and optical nanotechnology for early cancer detection and monitoring
125.	Automated detection and classification of circulating cancer cells via high-throughput microscopy
126.	ERBB family in breast cancer: Detection methods, clinical and prognostic significance, under-recognized mechanisms in their function
127.	Spatially-filtered continuous-wave acoustic tomography for breast cancer detection
128.	Investigation of Tumor Frame Shift Antigens for Prophylactic Cancer Vaccine, Cancer Detection and Tumorigenicity
129.	DNA replication-initiation proteins: Novel cancer detection markers and anticancer targets
130.	Three dimensional near-infrared optical imaging using ultrasound guidance for breast cancer detection and diagnosis
131.	BioMEMS and nanoparticles for breast cancer detection and treatment
132.	Feasibility study of breast cancer detection using infrared imaging
133.	The use of dynamic optical imaging in breast cancer detection
134.	Targeting breast cancer detection with communications technology
135.	Proteomics and beyond: Development of methodologies for early detection of cancer
136.	Contrast enhancement for diffuse optical spectroscopy and imaging: Phase cancellation and targeted fluorescence in cancer detection
137.	Simulation and development of a dual-face electrical impedance imaging technique with applications to breast cancer detection
138.	A diffuse optical tomography system combined with X-ray mammography for improved breast cancer detection
139.	Psychological factors associated with skin cancer detection behaviors in individuals with a family history of melanoma
140.	Early breast cancer detection utilizing clustered electrode arrays in impedance imaging
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