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AI-based liquid biopsy tests leverage cfDNA fragmentation patterns.
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Detects early liver fibrosis and cirrhosis effectively.
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Identifies a broader chronic disease burden.
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Utilizes low-cost whole genome sequencing.
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Offers potential applications for various diseases, including cancers.
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Presents improved accessibility over traditional liquid biopsies.
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Requires further research to enhance clinical application and validation.
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