Assessment of Nucleic Acid Quality in Unstained Cytology Specimens for Cancer Genomic Testing

Nucleic acids extracted from unstained specimens preserved high quality over 6 months, suggesting that such specimens are suitable for genetic testing. This finding has significant implications for the long-term storage and clinical application of cytological specimens in cancer genome medicine.

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Acta Cytologica
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2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000545423
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Molecular Biology Techniques and Applications
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Nucleic acids extracted from unstained specimens preserved high quality over 6 months, suggesting that such specimens are suitable for genetic testing. This finding has significant implications for the long-term storage and clinical application of cytological specimens in cancer genome medicine.

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