System and method for serum based cancer detection
AssigneeChemImage Corporation
InventorsPatrick Treado, Shona Stewart, Heather Kirschner, Ryan Priore, Alan Wilson
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AssigneeChemImage Corporation
InventorsPatrick Treado, Shona Stewart, Heather Kirschner, Ryan Priore, Alan Wilson
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A system and method for analyzing biological samples, such as dried human blood serum, to determine a disease state such as colorectal cancer (CRC). Using dried samples may hold potential for enhancing localized concentration and/or segmentation of sample components. The method may comprise illuminating at least one location of a biological sample to generate a plurality of interacted photons, collecting the interacted photons and generating at least one Raman data set representative of the biological sample. A system may comprise an illumination source to illuminate at least one location of a biological sample and generate at least one plurality of interacted photons, at least one mirror for directing the interacted photons to a detector. The detector may be configured to generate at least one Raman data set representative of the biological sample. The system and method may utilize a FAST device for multipoint analysis or may be configured to analyze a sample using a line scanning configuration.
A method comprising:
A system comprising:
A non-transitory storage medium containing machine readable program code, which, when executed by a processor, causes the processor to:
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