Demonstrates the ability of plasmonic glyco-nanoparticles to efficiently detect various cancer cell types, indicating potential for precise cancer diagnostics.
Precise cancer detection and classification require tools that can readily differentiate normal vs cancerous cells, as well as various types of cancer cells. Herein, we present a plasmonic glyco-nanoparticle (PlasGlyNP)...
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