Titlebook: Analytical Use of Fluorescent Probes in Oncology; Elli Kohen,Joseph G. Hirschberg Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996

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The Detection of Apoptotic Cells and Their Quantification by Flow Cytometry,l death, as part of the developmental process. It is often referred to as programmed cell death. Apoptosis can be considered as the ‘natural’ mode of cell death, as opposed to death by necrosis which occurs during, for example, tissue injury. The importance of apoptosis in the development and mainte

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Adhesion Stabilization of Blood Borne Cancer Cells in the Microcirculation,ex and may vary depending on the cells involved. We have developed hydrodynamic assays that mimic conditions in the microcirculation to study metastatic tumor cell interactions with endothelial cells and their underlying extracellular matrix. Acquisition and analysis of data are computerized, enabli

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Probing of Connexin Channels,activity of their neighbors and thereby regulate their own level of functioning. Vertebrate cells may communicate in a variety of ways. A widespread mechanism for intercellular communication is via the diffusion in the extracellular space of hormones and neuromediators that are simultaneously sensed

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The Effects of Tumor Heterogeneity on the Flow Cytometric Analysis of Clinical Specimens,r heterogeneity that constitutes a considerable challenge to the flow cytometric analysis of prognostic parameters. While multi-site sampling can circumvent the effect of stemline heterogeneity (2), the solution to the problem of cellular heterogeneity is less straightforward, and has, until relativ