Immunomarkers
immunomarkers are chimicals or other things that can be spotted on immune system's cells that had a contact with a cancer cell. these chimicals can be used to detect cancer in one's body.
technologies[edit]
TBIA (Total Biochimestry Infra-red Analisys) is a new technology for breast cancer screening based on the immune system's respond to the tumor. It is a blood test that can deatect cancer at early stages as well as distinguish benign from malignant tumors. the test is based on the fact that cells from the immune system that pass through a tumor change and can be found everywhere in the body and identified in early stages of cancer. The blood sample is taken and is checked using an infra-red spectrometer so that [[cells] that interacted with cancer cells will be identified.[1]
References[edit]
- ↑ Zelig, Udi; Barlev, Eyal; Bar, Omri; Gross, Itai; Flomen, Felix; Mordechai, Shaul; Kapelushnik, Joseph; Nathan, Ilana; Kashtan, Hanoch; Wasserberg, Nir; Madhala-Givon, Osnat (2015). "Early detection of breast cancer using total biochemical analysis of peripheral blood components: A preliminary study". Bmc Cancer. 15: 408. doi:10.1186/s12885-015-1414-7. PMC 4455613. PMID 25975566.
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