Noah Earland

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Head and Neck Cancer Studies(32), Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications(28), Radiomics and Machine Learning in Medical Imaging(28), Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications(26), Cancer Genomics and Diagnostics(26)

Publications85 total

Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer.
UNC Libraries·2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 3 - 2 of 2 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
STables 1-9 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 4 - 2 of 2 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 2 - 1 of 3 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 3 - 1 of 2 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 5 - 3 of 3 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 4 - 1 of 2 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 5 - 2 of 3 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 2 - 2 of 3 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Data from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 1 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 2 - 3 of 3 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Supplementary Figure 5 - 1 of 3 from Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
2026Open Access
Postoperative Lymph Is a Proximal Source of ctDNA for Detection of Recurrence in HPV-Independent Head and Neck Cancer
Clinical Cancer Research·2025Open Access
Finding a needle in a haystack: Measures of circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) to guide treatment decisions in oncology
Methods in cell biology·2025
Abstract 1946: Postoperative lymphatic exudate in HPV-negative head and neck cancer detects recurrence prior to adjuvant treatment decisions
Cancer Research·2025
Abstract 153: High-resolution profiling of the tumor microenvironment with spatial ecotypes
Cancer Research·2025
Emerging Proximal Liquid Biopsy Approaches for Detecting Residual Disease and Predicting Recurrence in Head and Neck Cancer: A Review and Proposal of Novel Liquid Staging
Head & Neck·2025· 6 citedOpen Access
Abstract A043: Tumor-informed whole genome sequencing of ctDNA from lymph and plasma detects molecular residual disease in HPV-negative head and neck cancer patients
Clinical Cancer Research·2024
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Aadel A. Chaudhuri(34), Peter K. Harris(26), Wendy Winckler(26), Sophie P. Gerndt(25), Damion Whitfield(23), Jose P. Zevallos(23), Benjamin M. Wahle(20), Jeffrey J. Szymanski(19), Ricardo J. Ramirez(19), Nicholas P. Semenkovich(17), Zhuosheng Gu(15), Andrew I. Hearn(15), Zhongping Xu(14), Irfan Alahi(14), Matthew Inkman(13), Kevin Chen(13), Gabris Ni(13), Andrew Chen(13), Jin Zhang(13), Maciej Pacula(12)