Finding Rearrangements in the Cell-Free DNA Haystack

ctDNA analysis is now a widely used diagnostic approach in the management of patients with solid tumors, including gene fusion-driven lung cancer. However, the accurate detection of genetic rearrangements in ctDNA presents considerable technical challenges. Consequently, studies that assess and compare methodologies for detection are vital. See related article by Paweletz et al., p. 2406.

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Clinical Cancer Research
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2025-04-16
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https://doi.org/10.1158/1078-0432.ccr-25-0432
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Cancer Genomics and Diagnostics
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Finding Rearrangements in the Cell-Free DNA Haystack

Kurtis D. Davies
Clinical Cancer Research
Cancer Genomics and Diagnostics
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Finding Rearrangements in the Cell-Free DNA Haystack

Kurtis D. Davies
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Abstract

ctDNA analysis is now a widely used diagnostic approach in the management of patients with solid tumors, including gene fusion-driven lung cancer. However, the accurate detection of genetic rearrangements in ctDNA presents considerable technical challenges. Consequently, studies that assess and compare methodologies for detection are vital. See related article by Paweletz et al., p. 2406.

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