Abstract:Conventional cancer diagnosis needs to excise diseased tissue from the
patient’s body for biopsy, causing severe injury to patients. Liquid
biopsy with the superior advantage of minimal invasiveness has shown its
ability to cancer diagnosis in real-time, and has been developing
promising diagnostic instruments. However, until today, the developed
instrument still cannot be an alternative to tissue biopsy in the
majority of research and clinical settings. In this paper, we firstly
summarize the challenges and l… Show more
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