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June 1, 2005Cancer ScienceOpen Access

Nano‐sized fluorescent particles as new tracers for sentinel node detection: Experimental model for decision of appropriate size and wavelength

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MNMorio NakajimaTohoku UniversityMTMotohiro TakedaTohoku Institute of TechnologyMKMasaki KobayashiSysmex (Japan)

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