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Exciting advancements in early cancer diagnostics are here! Researchers, including Justas Zalieckas and Martin M. Greve, have leveraged nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond to detect microRNAs by measuring magnetic noise from paramagnetic counter ions. Their findings reveal how miRNA interaction increases Mn²⁺ concentration, paving the way for groundbreaking quantum biosensing technologies.
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