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Label-free classification of breast cancer subtypes in ex vivo human tissues using Raman spectroscopy and machine learning

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By Ahmed Ezzat, Zhiyu Zhu, Anna Silvanto, Yingwei Hou, Jiacheng Xu, Ziqi Zhang, Mengyi Zhou, Ara Darzi, Simon Dryden, Daniel R. Leff, Alex Thompson, Alfie Roddan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Breast conserving surgery (BCS) aims to excise breast tumors whilst preserving breast-related quality of life, but is complicated by the challenge of accurately identifying the margin between healthy and cancerous tissue. Raman spectroscopy (RS) has been shown to distinguish between normal breast tissue and breast cancer.
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A Versatile Three Dimensional Traction Force Microscopy Framework for Uncovering the Mechanics of Bio‐Adhesion

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By Yingwei Hou, Fusheng Wang, Tao Liu
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Traction forces, e.g. cohesive forces and contact forces, play an important role in wide ranges of applications such as adhesives,[1] coatings[2] and medical applications.[3] Understanding the mechanisms of traction forces is crucial for optimizing adhesive material performance by improving energy absoption capacity, ensuring adhesive structure integrity as well as developing novel adhesive materials.
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Asymmetric Allostery in Estrogen Receptor-α Homodimers Drives Responses to the Ensemble of Estrogens in the Hormonal Milieu

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By Jerome C. Nwachukwu, Robin Russo, Charles K Min, Yingwei Hou
| BioRxiv
Abstract The estrogen receptor-α (ER) is thought to function only as a homodimer, but responds to a variety of environmental, metazoan, and therapeutic estrogens at sub-saturating doses, supporting binding mixtures of ligands as well as dimers that are only partially occupied.
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