Abstract
Circulating cell-free DNA (cfDNA) encodes a wealth of biological information, reflecting both tissue-of-origin signals and the underlying cellular states from which it is released.
- Record Identifier
- 9926868022801891
- Title
- Written in blood: DNA methylation in liquid biopsy
- Creators
- Aniruddha ChatterjeeEuan J Rodger
- Academic Unit
- Pathology and Molecular Medicine (DSM)
- Publication Details
- Nature reviews. Genetics
- Publisher
- Springer Nature
- Date published ; e-published
- 21/05/2026
- Copyright
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- Language
- English
- Resource Type ; Subtype
- Letter/Communication