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Urinary Cell-Free DNA as a Potential Tumor Marker for Bladder Cancer

2007-10-01

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The objective was to assess the possibility of measuring urine creatinine (UCr)-adjusted urinary cell-free (ucf) DNA concentration as a noninvasive screening tool for bladder cancer. Using PicoGreen-based detection, the ucf-DNA/UCr concentration was quantified in urine supernatant specimens from 46 bladder cancer patients and 98 controls and compared to 400-bp real-time PCR-based detection, which detected the ampl...

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Literature Corpus work: 678c0b1a-2334-5c73-80a9-f419b46b2a01
DOI: 10.1177/172460080702200408

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