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Cell‐free fetal DNA coming in all sizes and shapes

22 Apr 2021

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Cell-free fetal DNA analysis has an established role in prenatal assessments. It serves as a source of fetal genetic material that is accessible non-invasively from maternal blood. Through the years, evidence has accumulated to show that cell-free fetal DNA molecules are derived from placental tissues, are mainly of short DNA fragments and have rapid post-delivery clearance profiles. But questions regarding how...

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PMID: 33882153
DOI: 10.1002/pd.5952

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