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Jung-Heon Lee
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Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer ranks fourth among all types of cancers in women and accounts for close to 0.6 million new cases worldwide every year. Due to improvements in screening techniques, the mortality rate associated...
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Methods for Screening of Cervical Cancer: State of Art
Only 1% of HPV infected patients show visible warts or condylomas. Thence, diagnosis of cervical cancer requires other techniques to identify the internal lesions. Traditional methods for the detection of HPV ...
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Optical DNA Based Sensors for Cervical Cancers
Optical biosensors are devices frequently used to detect different molecules in biological applications through their interaction with light. Optical biosensors have many advantages because they allow fast and...
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Potential Biomarkers for Early Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer
Biomarkers provide a platform to aid early detection, diagnosis, prognosis, and prediction of the disease. In the case of cervical cancer, the biomarkers primarily serve to identify the viral infection at a pr...
