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The potential use of urine cell free DNA as a marker for cancer

31 Oct 2016

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INTRODUCTION: Although the role of circulating cell free DNA in cancer has been widely demonstrated, less is known about the role of urine cell free DNA (UcfDNA). UcfDNA can serve as a 'liquid biopsy' for urological and non-urological tumors, as it carries information on DNA from cells exfoliated in urine and from circulation. Areas covered: We review the studies on UcfDNA as a source of biomarkers for cancer,...

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PMID: 27796148
DOI: 10.1080/14737159.2016.1254551

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