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Rationales of Cold Plasma Jet Therapy in Skin Cancer

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By Sander Bekeschus, Debora Singer, Gishan Ratnayake, Klaus Ruhnau
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Skin cancer affects millions of patients worldwide, and its incidence is increasing [1, 2]. The disease is classified into several subtypes. The most frequent is basal cell carcinoma (BCC). At late diagnosis, BCCs have a strongly invasive phenotype but rarely metastasize to distant body parts. Cumulative exposure to UV light throughout life strongly correlates with disease onset, but BCC lesions can also occur in areas of the body exposed to less sunlight.
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Transcriptional Pathways Predisposing to Cancer Oxidative Stress Sensitivity and Resistance Are Shared Between Hydrogen Peroxide and Cold Gas Plasma but Not Hypochlorous Acid

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By Debora Singer, Sander Bekeschus
| MDPI
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The use of 3D-printers as plotters opens up a new world in performing 2D migration analyses

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By Hanjo Köppe, Debora Singer, Magnus G. Richert, Jorn Köppe
| BioRxiv
Abstract Scratch wound healing assays remain one of the most commonly used 2D migration assay to obtain a broad overview of the migration behavior of cultured cells. They are easy to perform and cost effective, but yet not standardized in terms of the geometric dimensions of the scratch, e.g. consistency of the scratch width and straightness of the line, especially when performed manually.
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