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World Trade Center Exposure Linked to Increased DNA Methylation

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WTC-exposed women more often had hypermethylated cytosine-phosphate-guanine probe sites

Low Levels of Magnesium Linked to Increased DNA Damage

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Higher frequency of micronuclei, nucleoplasmic bridges seen with low magnesium, with or without high homocysteine

Early Diagnosis of High-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer Feasible

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Copy number profile abnormality values of DNA extracted from Pap samples higher from pre-HGSOC than healthy women

Concurrent RNA and DNA Sequencing Improves Variant Detection

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Overall, 17.1 percent of 545 pathogenic/likely pathogenic splicing variants were dependent on RNA evidence for classification

Sample-to-Answer, Point-of-Care HPV DNA Test Feasible

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Test requires six user steps and gives answer in 45 minutes

Protocol Examined for Returning Results in Genomic Research

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Among participants in a biobank found to be carrying pathogenic or likely pathogenic variants, 76.3 percent unaware of these research results

Metabolic Surgery Linked to Reduced Risk for MACE After MI

Blood Biomarker May Detect Acute Heart Transplant Rejection

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Blood test measuring percent donor-derived cell-free DNA could eliminate much of the need for endomyocardial biopsy

Methylation analysis of circulating cell-free DNA sequencing can detect malignancy across stages with high specificity

Methylation Analysis of cfDNA IDs >50 Cancer Types

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Sensitivity increased with increasing stage from 39 percent in stage I to 92 percent in stage IV
Low-dose computed tomography chest examinations appear to have no biological effect on chromosomal DNA

Low-Dose Chest CT Does Not Seem to Alter Chromosomal DNA

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Increase in number of double-strand breaks, chromosomal aberrations seen with standard-dose CT
Fragmentation profiles of cell-free DNA can differentiate between patients with cancer and healthy controls

Fragmentation Profiles of Cell-Free DNA Can Detect Cancer

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Combined with mutation-based cell-free DNA analyses, 91 percent of cancer patients identified