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Detecting Ultralow Frequency Mutation in Circulating Cell‐Free DNA of Early‐Stage Nonsmall Cell Lung Cancer Patients with Unique Molecular Identifiers

2019-04-26

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Abstract The performance of next generation sequencing in profiling somatic mutations from plasma samples, especially in early‐stage cancer, is limited by its sensitivity due to the extremely low amount of cell‐free DNA (cfDNA). Polymerase‐chain reaction amplification of limited amounts of DNA often results in product redundancy and the amplification of contaminant DNA. Numerous methods have been developed to dete...

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27f80c09-3a5a-5772-a29a-89034cd5c7d7
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10.1002/smtd.201900206
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