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A review of circulating tumour cell enrichment technologies

Rushton et al., 2021

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3711718484352923000
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Rushton A
Nteliopoulos G
Shaw J
Coombes R
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Cancers

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Simple Summary Circulating tumour cells (CTCs) are cancer cells shed into the bloodstream from tumours and their analysis can provide important insights into cancer detection and monitoring, with the potential to direct personalised therapies for the patient. These CTCs …
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