• Journal of Biophotonics
• Multimodal imaging for tumour characterization from micro to macroscopic level using a newly developed dorsal chamber designed for long‐term follow‐up

  ABSTRACT Optical imaging of living animals is a unique method of studying the dynamics of physiological and pathological processes at a subcellular level. One‐shot acquisitions at high resolution can be achieved on exteriorized organs before animal euthanasia. For longitudinal follow‐up, intravital imaging can be used and involves imaging windows implanted in cranial, thoracic or dorsal regions. Several imaging window models exist, but none have

  Journal of Biophotonics

  Tue Oct 08, 2019 09:08
• International Journal of Cancer
• Cutaneous nevi and internal cancer risk: results from two large prospective cohorts of US women

  Elevated cutaneous nevus number has been linked to longer telomeres. Recently, a large systematic Mendelian randomization study identified a significant positive association between telomere length and risk of cancer. Here, we hypothesized that higher nevus count, as a phenotypic marker of longer telomere, may be associated with increased risk of internal cancer, and prospectively examined the association between nevus count and total as well as

  International Journal of Cancer

  Tue Oct 08, 2019 09:03
• Reply to: Phototherapy and childhood cancer: shared risk factors?

  International Journal of Cancer

  Tue Oct 08, 2019 09:02
• Phototherapy and childhood cancer: shared risk factors

  International Journal of Cancer

  Tue Oct 08, 2019 08:58