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Cell‐Free DNA in Urine

1 Sept 2001

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Intrigued by the rapid clearance of free fetal DNA from the maternal circulation, we have investigated whether this fetal genetic material could be cleared via the kidney. For this purpose, we examined for the presence of Y chromosome-specific DNA sequences in urine samples obtained from 8 women pregnant with male fetuses. No male-specific sequences could be detected, despite the use of a very sensitive nested...

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PMID: 11708487
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.2001.tb03893.x

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