SensID BDXXP4 n-cfDNA (shaded Pink) exhibits DNA size distributions closer to the resemblance of healthy donor (HD) cfDNA. ++ISMRC Poster 2023: Use of a highly sensitive minimal residual disease test to characterize novel cell-free DNA reference material
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A comparison of mean error rate determined for different cfDNA-like RMs vs healthy donor (HD) cfDNA using clinical lab minimal residual (MRD) test. ++ISMRC Poster 2023: Use of a highly sensitive minimal residual disease test to characterize novel cell-free DNA reference material
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ISMRC Poster 2023: Use of a highly sensitive minimal residual disease test to characterize novel cell-free DNA reference material.
Annett Helfrich-Kröger1, Stefanie Kasielke1, Robert Querfurth1, Matt Ryder2, Daniel Mehnert1, Fabian Wiggers1, Anna-Maria Pielka3, Björn Nowack3 and Frank Holtrup1
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