showed a trendP = 0.069
Moreover, the IPMN cases with intestinal subtype showed a trend of higher values of GNAS mutant allele frequencies in their cfDNA than those with other subtypes ( P = 0.069, Fig. 4 ).
Moreover, the IPMN cases with intestinal subtype showed a trend of higher values of GNAS mutant allele frequencies in their cfDNA than those with other subtypes ( P = 0.069, Fig. 4 ).