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Tracing the tissue of origin of plasma DNA—feasibility and implications

Scientists have been exploring cell‐free DNA in plasma for a wider clinical application in addition to noninvasive prenatal testing. Tracing the tissue of origin of plasma DNA is the next important step. In this perspective, we discuss different approaches recently reported for tracing the tissue of origin of plasma DNA and the implications.