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Effects of Blood-Processing Protocols on Cell-free DNA Quantification in Plasma

1 Mar 2003

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Recently, qualitative analysis of cell-free DNA in blood plasma has attracted much interest for the diagnosis of cancer, fetal gender, Rhesus D status, and inherited disorders (1)(2). Other studies have shown that quantification of total plasma DNA may indicate fetal chromosomal aneuploidies and pregnancy-associated complications or the presence/recurrence of cancer (1)(3)(4). Irrespective of the type of study...

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PMID: 12600978
DOI: 10.1373/49.3.525

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