Publications by authors named "Daiki Kuboyama"

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  • * The device demonstrated high efficiency, with over 96% recovery of tumor cells and more than 99% removal of leukocytes in our experiments.
  • * In clinical applications, we successfully extracted DNA from microfiltered CTCs and detected key mutations, which can aid in assessing targeted lung cancer treatments.
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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Daiki Kuboyama"

  • Daiki Kuboyama's recent research focuses on improving the isolation of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) from whole blood, addressing challenges related to cellular stress and purity in liquid biopsies.
  • The study introduces a novel blood microfiltration device that utilizes pressure sensing to effectively separate CTCs from leukocytes, which are typically abundant in blood samples.
  • Findings demonstrate an impressive average recovery rate of over 96% for tumor cells while achieving over 99% depletion of leukocytes, highlighting the device's potential for enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of noninvasive cancer diagnostics.