Multiple RT-PCR tyrosinase testing reveals that melanoma cells circulate in the blood of melanoma patients at the frequency more than 10 times below the detection threshold.

J Szenajch; B Jasinski; A Kozak; J Kulik; M Chomicka; J Struzyna; Z Nowecki; P Rutkowski; W Ruka; W Kupsc

doi:10.1097/00008390-200208000-00014

Multiple RT-PCR tyrosinase testing reveals that melanoma cells circulate in the blood of melanoma patients at the frequency more than 10 times below the detection threshold.

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Multiple RT-PCR tyrosinase testing reveals that melanoma cells circulate in the blood of melanoma patients at the frequency more than 10 times below the detection threshold.

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