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Urine Telomerase: An Important Marker in the Diagnosis of Bladder Cancer

1 May 2004

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Telomerase activity is present in most human malignant tumors, whereas it is generally not detectable, with some exceptions, in normal cells. Therefore, it represents a potential tool for tumor detection. In the present study, telomerase activity was determined in urine from 79 healthy individuals and 121 previously untreated bladder cancer patients using a highly sensitive telomeric repeat amplification protocol...

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PMID: 15153335
DOI: 10.1593/neo.03433

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