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Liquid biopsy

Subspecialties Biochemistry and molecular biology

A Boost for Cervical Cancer Screening

| Liang Cao, Zhigang Kang

An efficient alternative to pap-HPV tests could lie with ddPCR and a ccfDNA assay
Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Quick Copy

| William Aryitey

Speeding up copy number alteration detection through whole genome amplification
Diagnostics Oncology

Delving into the DNA of TNBC

| William Aryitey

We learn more about the underlying mechanisms behind TNBC

Diagnostics Oncology

Has Tumor Profiling Caught Up to Cancer?

| Scott Skibo

Is ddPCR the solution to late genetic results and delayed treatment?
Diagnostics Oncology

Brightening the Forecast for Skin Cancer

| William Aryitey

Testing ctDNA in the blood could aid in predicting relapse risk for melanoma patients
Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

An Answer Out of Time

| Alan M. Lambowitz, Jennifer Stamos, Alfred M. Lantzsch, and Yidan Qin

Ancestral functions of the TGIRT enzyme could help the hunt for better liquid biopsy for RNA
Outside the Lab Oncology

A Drop of the Good Stuff

| Michael Schubert

Discontinuing leukemia treatment without cancer recurrence may be a little safer thanks to ddPCR
Subspecialties Clinical care

A Whole New World

| Jesse L. Berry

Taking on the challenge of opening up new opportunities for retinoblastoma care
Diagnostics Liquid biopsy

The Chain Reaction

| Hanlee Ji

A new method, single-color digital PCR, can lower the cost and complexity of liquid biopsy
Outside the Lab Liquid biopsy

The Mystery Disease

| Razelle Kurzrock, Shumei Kato

Liquid biopsy can reveal the characteristics of cancers of unknown primary
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