Medical Imaging
PCR Test Can Diagnose Kidney Cancer in Urine
A methylation-specific polymerase chain reaction (CPR) test has shown the ability to identify kidney cancer, including stage 1 cancer, in the urine of patients. Following removal of the cancerous kidney, the test showed no DNA evidence of disease. More...18 May 2004
Molecular Computers May Let Patients Diagnose and Treat Themselves
A microscopic computer constructed from a portion of a DNA molecule has been successfully tested in vitro, suggesting that such a device might someday be able to detect the presence of a disease in an individual and then produce a drug molecule to combat it. More...12 May 2004
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