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Bruna Pellini: Why should we study circulating tumor DNA?
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Sep 7, 2024, 09:56

Bruna Pellini: Why should we study circulating tumor DNA?

Bruna Pellini, Assistant Member and Thoracic Oncologist at Moffitt Cancer Center and Co-Chair at NIH, shared a post on X:

“Why should we study circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA)? Discover how my research on ctDNA aims to uncover cancer drivers, enable earlier diagnosis, and pave the way for new treatments.”

Source: Bruna Pellini/X

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