Data-driven techniques enhance understanding of cell division

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Feb 11, 2025, 4:22 pm94 pts
Research from Umeå University paves the way for a quantitative data analysis method to study the cell division process in individual cells. The improved resolution will promote advanced cell analysis in the human body, especially in cases of incorrect cell division such as in the context of cancer. The…

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