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Angle PLC Announces Study of Ovarian Cancer CTCs Using Parsortix

Angle PLC Announces Study of Ovarian Cancer CTCs Using Parsortix
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Study of ovarian cancer CTCs using Parsortix | Company Announcement

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ANGLE INDEPENDENT STUDY OF OVARIAN CANCER CTCS HARVESTED BY THE PARSORTIX SYSTEM HIGHLIGHTS POTENTIAL TO PREDICT PROGRESSION FREE SURVIVAL FOR DRUG TR

The study investigated 123 metastatic ovarian cancer patients over two and a half years using the Parsortix system to assess 474 longitudinal patient samples Downstream qPCR molecular analysis of the Parsortix harvest for ESR1 and ERCC1 genes may be an early predictor of progression free survival and cancer pro.

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What is the most common type of cancer? Is cancer preventable? – Deseret News

What are the leading causes of cancer death? Which cancers are preventable with lifestyle and behavior changes? Are cancer cases increasing? Read more

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Cancer cases could rise by 77% by 2050 as the world ages: study

About half of cancers could be prevented with lifestyle and behavior changes, a new study suggests.

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