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DNA Nanomachines for Liquid Biopsy | Next-Generation Cancer Detection | Global Nano Awards

DNA Nanomachines for Liquid Biopsy: Programmable Platforms for Ultrasensitive Detection and Smart Diagnostics


Discover how DNA nanotechnology is transforming liquid biopsy and cancer diagnostics! This research article highlights programmable DNA nanomachines designed for highly sensitive biomarker detection, early cancer diagnosis, and personalized medicine.


 Key Highlights:

 Non-invasive early cancer detection

 Circulating Tumor Cells (CTCs) detection

 Circulating Tumor DNA (ctDNA) analysis

 Exosome detection and monitoring

 Programmable DNA nanomachines for smart diagnostics

 Future directions in clinical translation and personalized treatment


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