论文信息 - SHG imaging of Cancer

SHG imaging of Cancer

SHG imaging microscopy is used to quantitatively study structural changes in the collagen organization in the ECM in ovarian and breast cancers using in in vitro models, animal models and ex vivo human tissues.

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