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GastroAlert: a multimodal epigenetic blood test for early detection of gastric cancer using cell-free DNA
RESEARCH | Updated:2026-09-09
    • GastroAlert: a multimodal epigenetic blood test for early detection of gastric cancer using cell-free DNA

    • “Researchers introduce progress in non-invasive gastric cancer detection. The team established GastroAlert, a multimodal epigenetic blood test integrating cfDNA methylation, nucleosome footprinting and fragmentation features, which provides solutions to solve early-stage diagnosis limitations and lay a foundation for improved patient outcomes.”
    • Yong-Jie Xu , Jian-Feng Xu , Chang-Fa Xia , Yu-Jie Wu , Dian-Ge Li , Tie-Yan Liu , Huai-Ping Cui , Jin Zhang , Liang Shang , Wan-Qing Chen
    • Military Medical Research (2026)
    • DOI: 10.1016/j.mmr.2026.100066     

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    • Accepted:21 August 2026 ,

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