Method of diagnosing cancer in human cells using a reverse trans

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The present invention provides a sensitive test for objectively diagnosing the presence of cancerous cells in samples of human tissue, fluids, or semi-fluids, such as feces. The detection method employs the detection of transcripts for stromelysin-3 in human cells. A reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction is utilized so that cancer can be detected in very small samples.

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