Comparing surface properties of melanoma cells using time of flight secondary ions mass spectrometry

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, underwent a similar methodology for principal component analysis (PCA). PCA outcome shows results groupped depending on the sample type (either WM115 or WM266-4 cells). The results are independent of the method applied to study chemical properties of melanoma cells, indicating that cancer-related changes are large enough to be identified with these techniques and to differentiate between cells originating from vertical growth phase and skin metastatis.

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10.1039/c6an01346e

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