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Identification of Raman spectroscopic markers for the characterization of normal and adenocarcinomatous colonic tissues
Critical Reviews in Oncology/Hematology, 10/15/09

Beljebbar A et al. – Raman spectroscopy has been recognised as a valuable analytical tool in biological and medical research. This technique allows probing molecular vibrations of samples without external labels or extensive preparation. Unsupervised hierarchical cluster analysis shows two unsupervised distinct clusters that were assigned to normal and adenocarcinomatous in accordance with conventional histopathological examination. The spectral images allowed good correlation between pseudo–color Raman and histopathological features.

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