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Detection of colorectal cancer by a quantitative fluorescence determination of DNA amplification in stool.

Neoplasia (New York, N.Y.) - 1 Jan 2000

Calistri Daniele, Rengucci Claudia, Lattuneddu Arturo, Francioni Gianfranco, Polifemo Anna Maria, Nanni Oriana, Saragoni Luca, Monti Franco, Ravaioli Alberto, Zoli Wainer, Amadori Dino

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DNA amplification of exfoliated cells in stool represents an inexpensive and rapid test, but has only 50% to 60% sensitivity. A new quantitative method, called fluorescence long DNA, was developed and validated in our laboratory on stool obtained from 86 patients with primary colorectal cancer an...

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PMID: 15548362
DOI: 10.1593/neo.04190
PMCID: PMC1531657

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