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Hong Kong scientists aim to cure ovarian cancer by capturing cells spreading to other organs

Secrets of metastasis are key for researchers looking to create new early detection tools and therapies, says HKU cell biologist Alice Wong Sze-tsai.

By: scmp.com

Mar 11 2024
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Hong Kong scientists aim to cure ovarian cancer by capturing cells spreading to other organs

Secrets of metastasis are key for researchers looking to create new early detection tools and therapies, says HKU cell biologist Alice Wong Sze-tsai.

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