Search Results - "Tang, G C"

Transformation, migration and outcome of residual bodies in the seminiferous tubules of the rat testis by Xiao, C.‐Y., Wang, Y.‐Q., Li, J.‐H., Tang, G.‐C., Xiao, S.‐S.

“…Summary Experiments were performed to study the transformation, migration and outcome of residual bodies (RBs) in the seminiferous tubules of the rat testes…”
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Transport and Possible Outcome of Lipofuscin in Mouse Myocardium by Wang, L., Xiao, C.-Y., Li, J.-H., Tang, G.-C., Xiao, S.-S.

“…This study was performed to clarify the transfer and final end of lipofuscin substances that have been formed in cardiomyocytes. The hearts of BALB/c mice were…”
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Lung adenocarcinoma metastasizing to cerebellopontine angle schwannoma (collision tumor) by Tang, G-C, Piao, Y-S, Zhao, L, Lu, D-H

“…Collision tumors are composed of two histologically distinct neoplasms which present at one location. Collision of a malignant tumor originating outside the…”
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Observation of the surface circular photogalvanic effect in InN films by Zhang, Z., Zhang, R., Xie, Z.L., Liu, B., Li, M., Fu, D.Y., Fang, H.N., Xiu, X.Q., Lu, H., Zheng, Y.D., Chen, Y.H., Tang, C.G., Wang, Z.G.

“…A sizable spin-dependent photocurrent related to the interband transition in InN films is observed. The surface charge accumulation layer is suggested to be…”
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Spectral Polarization Imaging of Human Prostate Cancer Tissue Using a Near-infrared Receptor-targeted Contrast Agent by Pu, Y., Wang, W. B., Tang, G. C., Zeng, F., Achilefu, S., Vitenson, J. H., Sawczuk, I., Peters, S., Lombardo, J. M., Alfano, R. R.

“…The Cypate-Bombesin Peptide Analogue Conjugate (Cybesin) was used as a prostate tumor receptor-targeted contrast agent. The absorption and fluorescence spectra…”
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Erratum to: Transport and Possible Outcome of Lipofuscin in Mouse Myocardium by Wang, L., Xiao, C.-Y., Li, J.-H., Tang, G.-C., Xiao, S.-S.

“…An Erratum to this paper has been published: https://doi.org/10.1134/S2079057022310010…”
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Raman, fluorescence, and time-resolved light scattering as optical diagnostic techniques to separate diseased and normal biomedical media by Liu, C H, Das, B B, Sha Glassman, W L, Tang, G C, Yoo, K M, Zhu, H R, Akins, D L, Lubicz, S S, Cleary, J, Prudente, R

“…Studies of Raman scattering, fluorescence and time-resolved light scattering were conducted on cancer and normal biomedical media. Fourier transform Raman…”
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Native Fluorescence Spectroscopic Evaluation of Chemotherapeutic Effects on Malignant Cells using Nonnegative Matrix Factorization Analysis by Pu, Y., Tang, G. C., Wang, W. B., Savage, H. E., Schantz, S. P., Alfano, R. R.

“…The native fluorescence spectra of retinoic acid (RA)-treated and untreated human breast cancerous cells excited with the selective wavelengths of 300 nm and…”
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Fluorescence spectra from cancerous and normal human breast and lung tissues by Alfano, R., Tang, G., Pradhan, A., Lam, W., Choy, D., Opher, E.

“…The fluorescence spectra have been measured from native chromophores in malignant and normal human breast and lung tissues. The spectra profiles were found to…”
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Near Infrared Photonic Finger Imager for Prostate Cancer Screening by Pu, Y., Wang, W. B., Xu, M., Tang, G. C., Budansky, Y., Sharanov, M., Achilefu, S., Eastham, J. A., Alfano, R. R.

“…A portable rectal near infrared (NIR) scanning polarization imaging unit with an optical fiber-based rectal probe, designated as a Photonic Finger (PF), was…”
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Spectroscopic differences between human cancer and normal lung and breast tissues by Tang, G C, Pradhan, A, Alfano, R R

“…Steady-state spectra, time-resolved spectroscopic, and excitation spectra from human cancer and normal tissues have been measured. Spectroscopic differences…”
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Identification of aac(2')-I type b aminoglycoside-modifying enzyme genes in resistant Acinetobacter baumannii by Lin, T, Tang, C G, Li, Q H, Ji, J, Ge, H Y, Zhang, X Y, Sun, H P

“…The aim of this study was to investigate the mechanism underlying the drug resistance of Acinetobacter baumannii toward aminoglycosides. A total of 32 A…”
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A new two-party bargaining mechanism by Gu, Y. H., Goh, M., Chen, Q. L., Souza, R. D., Tang, G. C.

“…If resources and facilities from different partners need to be engaged for a large-scale project with a huge number of tasks, any of which is indivisible,…”
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Time-resolved fluorescence polarization anisotropy and optical imaging of Cybesin in cancerous and normal prostate tissues by Pu, Y., Wang, W.B., Achilefu, S., Das, B.B., Tang, G.C., Sriramoju, V., Alfano, R.R.

“…Time-resolved polarization-dependent fluorescence of Cybesin in solution and in cancerous and normal prostate tissues were measured. The polarization…”
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Circular photogalvanic effect at inter-band excitation in InN by Zhang, Z., Zhang, R., Liu, B., Xie, Z.L., Xiu, X.Q., Han, P., Lu, H., Zheng, Y.D., Chen, Y.H., Tang, C.G., Wang, Z.G.

“…The circular photogalvanic effect (CPGE) is observed in InN at inter-band excitation. The function of the CPGE induced current on laser helicity is…”
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Prevalence of human papillomavirus DNA sequences in an area with very high incidence of cervical carcinoma by Pao, C C, Kao, S M, Tang, G C, Lee, K, Si, J, Ruan, S

“…To improve our understanding of the relationship and possible associations between human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and the development of cervical…”
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Detecting retinoic acid-induced biochemical alterations in squamous cell carcinoma using intrinsic fluorescence spectroscopy by Silberberg, M B, Savage, H E, Tang, G C, Sacks, P G, Alfano, R R, Schantz, S P

“…Intrinsic fluorescence spectroscopy offers a new method for diagnosing head and neck cancers. By establishing a unique spectral fingerprint for benign tissue,…”
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481 DIFFERENTIAL SENSITIVITY OF HEAD AND NECK SQUAMOUS CELL CANCER CELL LINES TO CISPLATIN-MEDIATED CELL DEATH by Ahmed, S., Veena, M. S., Tang, C. G., Wang, M. B., Srivatsan, E. S.

“…As the fifth most common cancer in the world, head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) continues to have a poor prognosis. One of the standard treatment…”
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478 LIPOSOMAL CURCUMIN REDUCES GROWTH IN HEAD AND NECK SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA CELL LINES by Tang, C. G., Ho, B., Wang, D., Veena, M. S., Ahmed, S., Srivatsan, E. S., Wang, M. B.

“…Squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (HNSCC) represents 5% of cancers diagnosed annually in the United States. Five-year survival rates for advanced…”
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23 LIPOSOMAL CURCUMIN REDUCES GROWTH IN HEAD AND NECK SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA CELL LINES by Tang, C. G., Ho, B., Wang, D., Veena, M. S., Ahmed, S., Srivatsan, E. S., Wang, M. B.

“…Squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (HNSCC) represents 5% of cancers diagnosed annually in the United States. Five-year survival rates for advanced…”
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