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Differences in cell-associated and cell-free microbial DNA in blood

2025-02-17

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In the absence of infection, blood has previously been understood to be free of microbes. However, with advances in sequencing technology this notion has been challenged, prompting new investigations into microbial DNA within the blood of both healthy and diseased individuals. To comprehensively survey microbial DNA in blood, we separated blood into fractions (plasma, red blood cells, and buffy coat) and assessed...

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0d55785a-3a00-58f8-af53-0f3c6c616c07
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10.1101/2025.02.13.638214
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