According to the previous decent studies, the half-life of ctDNA has been determined to be less than 2 hours. What are the physiological mechanisms to clean-up these ctDNAs in one's peripheral blood?
Probably cleared by immune cells.
Renal clearance is another possibilty.
Dear Victor, I would like to ask the question other Wise
how long the ctDNA will present in the serum after the blood has been taken from a patient?
Dear Abderrahmane, I think the ctDNA will be detectable as long as the serum does contain it and is well preserved.
Dear Victor,
Chan KC et al. PNAS 2013; and Yu SC et al Clin Chem 2013, reported that the ctDNA id cleared by the spleen, liver and the kidney.
I hope this will help
Ya, I understand this. But by what exact mechanisms?
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