Nanomechanical clues from morphologically normal cervical squamous cells could improve cervical cancer screening.

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Dong Han

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Fulong Liao

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Guangwu Xiong

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Hongyan Guo

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Jiantao Feng

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Jing Li

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Jing Liu

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Jinsong Han

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Ke You

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Li Geng

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10.1039/C5NR03662C

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