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쿠엔 누엔(Quyen Nguyen) : 색이 보이는 수술

Filmed Oct 2011 • Posted Dec 2011TEDMED 2011
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외과의사들은 편리하게 근육의 종류에 따라 색칠이 되어있는 책으로 공부를 합니다. 하지만 지금까지는, 실제로 그렇지는 않았습니다. TEDMED에서 쿠엔 누엔씨는 어떻게 분자표지인자(molecular marker)가 외과의에게 정확히 잘라내야 하는 곳인 종양을 형광 초록색으로 빛나게 만드는 지 설명해줍니다.

Quyen Nguyen uses molecular probes that make tumors -- and just the tumors -- glow, as an extraordinary aid to surgeons. Full bio »

Translated into Korean by Jungsoo Kim
Reviewed by Woo Hwang
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