Friday, December 8, 2017
Researchers use electric currents to detect cancer in human tissue
In this study, the researchers used soft microelectrodes that were brushed gently across tissue samples. While it moved across them, it measured the electrical current produced by certain chemicals in the tissues to get an idea of the physical structure of that tissue as well as its composition. The team provided three separate demonstrations of this technique’s use. In the first, it scanned
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