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New tech inspired by butterflies can help detect cancer

New tech inspired by butterflies can help detect cancer
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Butterflies inspire new tech that can help detect cancer

Butterflies inspire new tech that can help detect cancer
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Seeing the Unseen: How Butterflies Can Help Scientists Detect Cancer

Our planet is home to numerous species whose sensory abilities surpass those of humans. Turtles possess the capacity to detect the magnetic field of the Earth. Mantis shrimp have the ability to discern polarized light. Elephants are capable of picking up sound frequencies much lower than those detec

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Environmental News Network - Seeing the Unseen: How Butterflies Can Help Scientists Detect Cancer

Environmental News Network - Seeing the Unseen: How Butterflies Can Help Scientists Detect Cancer
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Butterfly-inspired imaging sensor can detect cancer cells with high accuracy

There are many creatures on our planet with more advanced senses than humans. Turtles can sense Earth's magnetic field. Mantis shrimp can detect polarized light.

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