… Liquid biopsy has the potential to provide information about cancers without invasive biopsy,
using circulating biomarkers. These include proteins, RNA and DNA. They can be used in …

… In the last 10 years, there has been an intensive research in liquid biopsy to achieve a less …
tissue biopsy. Because of this research, liquid biopsy has been introduced in clinical practice, …

… of liquid biopsies in the clinical diagnostic space. We pinpoint technical hurdles that liquid
biopsies … We foresee how liquid biopsies will transform clinical practice: by complementing (or …

… might not be representative for the entire tumor and complementary liquid biopsies can
help to assess genetic heterogeneity of the tumor more comprehensively, especially in the …

… for liquid biopsy to fulfil its potential to transform the practice of oncology. We discuss the
applications of liquid biopsy … data on the use of liquid biopsy for early cancer diagnosis (Fig. 1), …

… The current evidence supports the usefulness of liquid biopsy in cancers of the head and
neck. However, further studies to validate these are needed before they can be applied in …

… In principle, diagnostic targets of liquid biopsy analysis are (i) genomic aberrations (eg,
mutations) that have been detected on ctDNA and to a lesser degree on CTCs and (ii) mRNA …

… in order to translate the liquid biopsy approach into clinical practice. The present review …
samples for liquid biopsy analysis. A short discussion on non-blood liquid biopsy samples is …

… Finally, we discuss whether liquid biopsies are ready to be used in routine clinical practice.
… Finally, we will present our view as to when the information from liquid biopsies will be …

… alternative to surgical biopsies of solid tissues, … the liquid biopsy field from a diagnostic
perspective, and speculate on current challenges and expectations of implementing liquid biopsy …