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How is Mass Spectrometry Used in Gynecology?

In gynecology, MS is used for the detection and analysis of biomarkers related to various gynecological conditions. It aids in the early diagnosis and monitoring of diseases such as ovarian cancer, endometriosis, and infections.

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