Developing Remote Human Milk Collection as a Novel Technique for Transcriptome Sequencing
NCT: NCT07118852 · COMPLETED
Brief Summary
This study will develop a protocol for remote human milk collection for use in gene expression research through application of ribonucleic acid (RNA) preservation reagents. The investigators hypothesize that addition of preservation reagents will preserve RNA in human milk, facilitating downstream analyses that require intact RNA. 50 lactating participants will be recruited and requested to provide reagent-mixed samples to be sent to the university through shipping services where they will be evaluated for RNA quantity, quality and profile.
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What is Developing Remote Human Milk Collection as a Novel Technique for Transcriptome Sequencing?
Developing Remote Human Milk Collection as a Novel Technique for Transcriptome Sequencing is a clinical trial registered under NCT07118852. Current status: COMPLETED.
What is the status of NCT07118852?
The current status of NCT07118852 (Developing Remote Human Milk Collection as a Novel Technique for Transcriptome Sequencing) is: COMPLETED.
When did Developing Remote Human Milk Collection as a Novel Technique for Transcriptome Sequencing start?
Developing Remote Human Milk Collection as a Novel Technique for Transcriptome Sequencing started on 2025-11-14.
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