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Quantitative Analysis of Plasma DNA in Colorectal Cancer Patients

1 Sept 2006

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Extracellular DNA in the plasma or serum of cancer patients has been recently proposed as a source of analyzable cancer-related gene sequences (qualitative approach). Furthermore, patients with different tumor types show high levels of cell-free circulating DNA both in plasma and serum (quantitative approach) at the time of surgery. Our aim was to verify whether the level of cell-free DNA in plasma might help in...

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PMID: 17108210
DOI: 10.1196/annals.1368.025

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