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Individualized ctDNA Fingerprints to Monitor Treatment Response and Recurrence in Multiple Cancer Types

2019-08-12

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Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) panels hold high promise of accurately predicting the therapeutic response of tumors while being minimally invasive and cost-efficient. However, their use has been limited to a small number of tumor types and patients. Here, we developed individualized ctDNA fingerprints suitable for most patients with multiple cancer types. The panels were designed based on individual whole-exome seq...

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8ee6146f-a8b1-5112-aecd-0c5518cf4f92
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10.1101/732503
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