Scientists make transparent mice and AI to revolutionize cancer research and drug testing NBTintheNews via IntelligLiving
The world of science and technology has done it again! In an effort to reduce reliance on outdated methodologies and improve drug testing strategies, researchers from Helmholtz Munich, LMU University Hospital, and the have employed a novel scanning method named wildDISCO. This innovative technique makes mice transparent, an unusual but highly effective approach for enhancing the scrutiny of internal organs and tissues.
Large tumors are easily detected using prevalent cancer imaging technologies such as MRI and PET scans, but the challenge lies with smaller tumors, which often evade notice. These overlooked pockets of cancer cells could result in a recurrence of the disease, just as a weed sprouts back when only the leaves are removed.
Prof. Ali Ertürk preparing to submerge a transparent mouse in specialized chemicals for tissue highlighting. Furthering these innovative leaps, researchers are harnessing deep learning for cancer imaging applications. These algorithms classify information in ways similar to the human brain, and doctors can utilize them for reliable, increasingly accurate insights.
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