Studies published by two independent research teams this past week are extending the scope of sequencing-based analyses applied to cell-free tumor DNA circulating in cancer patients' blood.
Together, the proof-of-principle studies point to the circulating tumor DNA both as a source of information for cataloging the genes and pathways involved in treatment resistance or relapse and as a source of information on metastatic disease in a clinical setting.
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