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Clinical significance of circulating plasma DNA in gastric cancer

Fang et al., 2016

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14076470684465077244
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Fang W
Lan Y
Huang K
Liu C
Hung Y
Lin C
Jhang F
Chang S
Chen M
Chao Y
Lin W
Lo S
Fen‐Yau Li A
Wu C
Chiou S
Shyr Y
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International journal of cancer

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With the progression of molecular techniques, the detection of circulating plasma DNA (cpDNA) is clinically feasible. However, the role of the cpDNA levels in gastric cancer is not well understood. This study assessed the mutational profile in primary tumors and clarified …
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