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titleOfInvention Hexokinase 2 used for detection and test kit for scarce neoplastic cells in body fluid sample
abstract A method using hexokinase 2 to detect scarce neoplastic cells in a body fluid sample, and a test kit. The present method is based on the principle of energy metabolism abnormality of neoplastic cells, using glycolysis marker hexokinase 2 (HK2) as a marker to perform in vitro detection, assisting location and selection of scarce neoplastic cells by means of an addressable micropore array chip or a glass sheet, thereby realizing detection of scarce neoplastic cells having high glycolysis activity in a body fluid sample of a cancer patient. Using the present detection method can detect scarce neoplastic cells having high glycolysis activity in a body fluid sample, and particularly can be used to detect circulating tumor cells of a tumor of mesenchymal origin and circulating tumor cells undergoing epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition of a tumor of epithelial origin, remedying insufficiencies in detecting circulating tumor cells of conventional epithelial marker-based detection, and providing a technical foundation for better clinical application of liquid tumor biopsy.
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