Optical in vivo imaging of the alarmin S100A9 in tumor lesions allows for estimation of the individual malignant potential by evaluation of tumor-host cell interaction

Anne Becker, Nils Große Hokamp, Stefanie Zenker, Fabian Flores-Borja, Katarzyna Barzcyk, Georg Varga, Johannes Roth, Christiane Geyer, Walter Heindel, Christoph Bremer, Thomas Vogl, Michel Eisenblaetter*

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