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Cellular and Molecular Imaging of Cancer Lab (Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research)
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A division that works on imaging of cancer cells.
AboutAbout the lab
A division dedicated to cancer cell imaging
The Cancer Cell Imaging division is part of the Department of Cancer Life Science at the Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine.
The division's name carries the name of the Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research.
The division is led by Visiting Professor Toru Hirota.
ResearchResearch themes
This is a division within the Department of Cancer Life Science that focuses on imaging of cancer cells and molecules. Its English name is Cellular and Molecular Imaging of Cancer.
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- Visiting ProfessorToru Hirota
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