Research shows applications of novel cfDNA approach in precision medicine

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Research published in Communications Biology demonstrates the potential of Aqtual’s proprietary platform that evaluates gene regulation, epigenetics, and transcriptomics by analyzing previously unexplored cfDNA fragments found in blood, opening the door to novel clinical applications in almost every major disease area.

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