US Patent 7935531 Methods for the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer
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The disclosed nucleic acid primer sets, used in combination with quantitative amplification (PCR) of tissue cDNA, can indicate the presence of specific proteases in a tissue sample. Specifically, the present invention relates to expression of hepsin protease. The detected proteases are themselves specifically over-expressed in certain cancers, and the presence of their genetic precursors may serve for early detection of associated ovarian and other malignancies, and for the design of interactive therapies for cancer treatment.
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US Patent 07935531 Methods for the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer US Patent 7935531 Methods for the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer
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