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An RNase domain-dependent microRNA detection with DNA-spiked nanocage for accurate cancer diagnosis

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July 29, 2026
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Kim, H.H., Seol, Y.H., Park, D.K. et al. An RNase domain-dependent microRNA detection with DNA-spiked nanocage for accurate cancer diagnosis.
Nat Commun (2026).

Tags: cancer diagnosis methodsDNA-spiked nanocage technologyenzyme-dependent nucleic acid detectioninnovative cancer detection techniquesmicroRNA biomarkers for cancermicroRNA detectionmolecular diagnostics using nanocagesnanocage-based biosensorsnanotechnology in cancer diagnosticsRNase domain-dependent biosensingRNAse enzyme applicationstargeted nanostructures for biosensing

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