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Comprehensive ctDNA Profiling Enables Tissue-of-Origin Prediction and Actionable Biomarker Detection in Cancer of Unknown Primary

2026-06-20

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Most patients with cancer of unknown primary (CUP) still receive platinum-based chemotherapy and have a poor prognosis, with overall survival of less than one year. Recent studies suggest improved outcomes with molecularly guided or site-specific therapies informed by molecular tissue profiling. Here, we analyzed ctDNA from 190 CUP patients using an integrated genomic and epigenomic assay to identify actionable al...

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0c78d378-c63e-5103-baba-c8cebb8a87c3
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10.64898/2026.06.18.732338
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