Abstract: A method for screening a prostate cancer patient, which may analyze whether or not androgen receptor (AR)-targeted therapy is applicable to the prostate cancer patient, through optical image analysis of circulating tumor cells and an AR variant.
Abstract: qRT-PCR primers capable of detecting EML4-ALK gene variant based on circulating tumor cells at a more sensitive detection limit than a conventional method. Also disclosed is a lung cancer patient screening method which is capable of detecting EML4-ALK gene variant using circulating tumor cells even in a lung cancer patient on whom ALK-FISH testing has been difficult to perform, due to difficulty in collecting a solid lung cancer tissue sample, and is able to determine whether an anticancer drug targeting the EML4-ALK gene variant may be applied to the lung cancer patient.
Abstract: According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a method of screening a prostate cancer patient by optical image analysis of a circulating tumor cell marker and a prostate-specific membrane antigen.
Abstract: According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a method of screening a prostate cancer patient by optical image analysis of a circulating tumor cell marker and a prostate-specific membrane antigen.
Abstract: A method for screening a prostate cancer patient, which may analyze whether or not androgen receptor (AR)-targeted therapy is applicable to the prostate cancer patient, through optical image analysis of circulating tumor cells and an AR variant.
Abstract: According to one embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a method of screening a lung cancer patient having acquired resistance to an EGFR inhibitor by optical image analysis of circulating tumor cells and AXL.
Abstract: qRT-PCR primers capable of detecting EML4-ALK gene variant based on circulating tumor cells at a more sensitive detection limit than a conventional method. Also disclosed is a lung cancer patient screening method which is capable of detecting EML4-ALK gene variant using circulating tumor cells even in a lung cancer patient on whom ALK-FISH testing has been difficult to perform, due to difficulty in collecting a solid lung cancer tissue sample, and is able to determine whether an anticancer drug targeting the EML4-ALK gene variant may be applied to the lung cancer patient.