M. Kopec

Hyperglycemia and Cancer. Human lung carcinoma by means of Raman spectroscopy and imaging

The paper uses Raman spectroscopy and imaging to study glucose metabolism in cancer cells under hyperglycemic conditions, showing glucose promotes lipid synthesis and shifts metabolism to glycolysis.

Monitoring the quality of eggs depending on the hens breeding systems by Raman spectroscopy.

This paper demonstrates that Raman spectroscopy can identify biomarkers to distinguish eggs from different hens housing systems based on spectral ratios of lipid, protein, and carotenoid signatures.

Double face of cytochrome c in cancers.New look into human breast ducts with Raman imaging

The paper investigates the role of cytochrome c in breast ducts, showing its release into the lumen of cancerous ducts and its potential as a target for cancer research.

Raman imaging and statistical methods for analysis various type of human brain tumor

This study uses Raman imaging and statistical methods to identify biomarkers for distinguishing human brain tumor types, achieving over 85% sensitivity and specificity.

Revision of commonly accepted Warburg mechanism of cancer development. Redox-sensitive mitochondrial cytochromes in breast and brain cancers by Raman imaging

The paper uses Raman imaging to analyze mitochondrial cytochrome redox states in breast and brain cancers, finding that reduced cytochrome c concentration correlates with cancer aggressiveness and reveals deregulated electron transport chain mechanisms.

Redox Imbalance and Biochemical Changes in Cancer by probing redox-sensitive mitochondrial cytochromes in label-free visible resonance Raman imaging

This study uses Raman imaging to analyze redox state changes in mitochondrial cytochromes in human brain and breast cancers, correlating cytochrome redox status with malignancy grade.