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Cell-specific heteroclinic orbits govern interaction dynamics in inertial microfluidics for circulating tumour cell separation

Cancer survival rates increase with earlier diagnosis. However, many cancers are diagnosed only after symptoms develop, in the later stages of cancer progression. We need a diagnostic tool that can detect cancer earlier. Circulating tumour cells (CTCs) are cells that detach from the main tumour and can enter the bloodstream. The capture and analysis of CTCs can provide an early indicator of…

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