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Multiomics characterization of cell type repertoires for urine liquid biopsies

2023-10-23

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Urine is assayed alongside blood in medicine, yet current clinical diagnostic tests utilize only a small fraction of its total biomolecular repertoire, potentially foregoing high-resolution insights into human health and disease. In this work, we characterized the joint landscapes of transcriptomic and metabolomic signals in human urine. We also compared the urine transcriptome to plasma cell-free RNA, identifying...

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c1673de6-051f-523d-9e11-dda8e6a1272a
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10.1101/2023.10.20.563226
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