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Cell-Free DNA in Clinical Diagnostics

Advancements in measuring DNA in bodily fluids create new opportunities for understanding disease.

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Cell-free DNA (cfDNA) is a noninvasive and informative disease biomarker, providing relevant information regarding disease characteristics and origins. Its use in clinical diagnostics was previously limited, but recent improvements in automation and high-throughput screening machinery allow scientists to classify cfDNA rapidly in large patient populations.

Download this poster from Tecan to discover how technological innovation enables faster cfDNA-mediated diagnosis.

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