Angle PLC - Surrey-based medical diagnostics provider - Announces publication of a peer-reviewed paper in a special issue of the journal - "Current Issues in Molecular Biology" Special Issue: Advanced Solutions for Cancer Therapy. Article brings together supporting evidence for the additional and complementary information that can be obtained from circulating tumour cells, demonstrating the value of a dual analyte approach for both CTCs and ctDNA (fragments of DNA released mainly by dying cells). Angle recently announced breakthrough data for real-time parallel next generation sequencing DNA analysis of both ctDNA and CTCs from a single tube of patient blood, using a pan-cancer panel run on an Illumina NGS system.
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