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Pseudogenes, once considered the "junk remnants of genes," are found to significantly affect the regulatory network of healthy and cancer cells, as well as to be highly specific markers of cancer cell identity. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of pseudogenes has a diagnostic and prognostic value in cancer research via the detection of cell-free pseudogenic DNA circulating throughout the body. Exosomes, nanoparticles with a lipid membrane secreted by almost all types of cells, carry cellular-blueprint molecules, including pseudogenic