The authors provided evidence that the presence of both forms in 55% of ovarian cancers compared to only 6% of healthy controls indicative that an N-terminal truncated form of SAA may be significant for diagnosis.
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The authors provided evidence that the presence of both forms in 55% of ovarian cancers compared to only 6% of healthy controls indicative that an N-terminal truncated form of SAA may be significant for diagnosis.