New 10 Minute Test Detects Cancer
Breakthrough: Australian Researchers Develop 10 Minute Cancer Test
Noninvasive, Inexpensive, Universal Cancer Test
The 10 minute test can detect cancer anyplace in the body. The test was developed after scientists at the University of Queensland discovered that cancer forms a unique DNA structure when placed in water. The test works by identifying the presence of that structure.
DNA
Cancerous DNA molecules form entirely different 3D nanostructures than normal DNA molecules do. That discovery enabled the scientists to innovate a new, noninvasive approach to detect cancer in any tissue including blood.
Easy Test
They say their test is inexpensive, portable and possibly may be performed with a mobile phone. It's believed the test could detect cancer much earlier, which is a key to successful outcomes. Their work was published in the journal Nature Communications.
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| Source: Cancer Cells |
The 10 minute test can detect cancer anyplace in the body. The test was developed after scientists at the University of Queensland discovered that cancer forms a unique DNA structure when placed in water. The test works by identifying the presence of that structure.
DNA
Cancerous DNA molecules form entirely different 3D nanostructures than normal DNA molecules do. That discovery enabled the scientists to innovate a new, noninvasive approach to detect cancer in any tissue including blood.
Easy Test
They say their test is inexpensive, portable and possibly may be performed with a mobile phone. It's believed the test could detect cancer much earlier, which is a key to successful outcomes. Their work was published in the journal Nature Communications.
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