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Cell-Free DNA in Human Blood Plasma

1 Jul 1998

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The amount of non-cell-associated DNA free in blood plasma from pancreatic cancer patients usually exceeds that from healthy donors. We have evaluated the plasma DNA by gel electrophoresis and measured the variation in length of soluble DNA fragments by electron microscopy in plasma from three patients with pancreatic cancer and from three healthy controls. Whereas electrophoresis of nick-translated DNA isolated...

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PMID: 9667526
DOI: 10.1097/00006676-199807000-00012

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