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Who am I? Optimal Tissue for Germline Genetic Testing Post-Stem Cell Transplantation

2025-01-24

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With advancements in genetic diagnostics and genotype-based therapeutics, the demand for germline genetic testing in post-hematopoietic stem cell transplantation patients is increasing. Due to genetic chimerism, blood samples can no longer be used for germline testing after transplantation. This study aims to identify the most suitable tissue for germline analysis following stem cell transplantation by investigati...

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70c90a5c-fd8f-596d-bf55-daea1baa9802
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10.1101/2025.01.20.630521
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