Fig. 4: Mapping results of gastric cancer tissue and normal tissue. | Light: Science & Applications

Fig. 4: Mapping results of gastric cancer tissue and normal tissue.

From: A high-precision multi-dimensional microspectroscopic technique for morphological and properties analysis of cancer cell

Fig. 4: Mapping results of gastric cancer tissue and normal tissue.

a Scanning area of gastric cancer tissue, adjacent normal tissue scanning area. Area is the gastric cancer cell area, area is the gastric cancer intercellular substance area, area is the normal cell area, and area is the normal intercellular substance area. b three-dimensional topographic map of gastric cancer tissue, adjacent normal tissue scanning area. c The average spectrum curve of the Raman spectrum of ten random points of gastric cancer tissue detected by the DDCGRBM system and the corresponding Raman peaks of various substances. d The fitting curve of the average spectrum of Brillouin spectrum of 10 random points detected by the DDCGRBM system in gastric cancer tissue. e The three-dimensional distribution map of various chemical components in the scanned area of gastric cancer tissue (upper left), the three-dimensional distribution map of various chemical components in the scanned area of normal tissue adjacent to cancer (lower left), The three-dimensional distribution map of loss modulus and storage modulus in the scanned area of gastric cancer tissue (upper right), and the three-dimensional distribution map of storage modulus and loss modulus in the scan area of normal tissue adjacent to cancer (lower right). f Concentration changes of various substances in gastric cancer cells and gastric cancer intercellular substance compared with normal cells and normal intercellular substance. g Changes in the storage modulus and loss modulus of gastric cancer cells and gastric cancer interstitial cells compared with normal cells and normal interstitial cells

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