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Trovagene’s Next Generation SamplingSM technology can be used to interrogate an ultra-short DNA sequence (~30 bp)
Molecular Dx

NGS Propels Personalized Oncology

Lisa Heiden, Ph.D.
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It will be absolutely essential for doctors to explain to their patients why some types of genomic information might be clinically actionable while other kinds are inconsequential. [© Science Photo/Fotolia]
Informatics

Clinical Actionability in Genomic Medicine

Jeffrey S. Buguliskis, Ph.D.
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With next-generation sequencing
Molecular Dx

Epigenetic Drivers of Somatic Mutations in Cancer

Jeffrey S. Buguliskis, Ph.D.
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A new MRI technique shows that mucin-attached sugars generate a high MRI signal (left) compared to cancerous cells (right) [Xiaolei Song/Johns Hopkins Medicine]
News & Features

Cell Slime Could Hold Key to Cancer Detection

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Sequencing of RNA molecules
Molecular Dx

Could RNA Sequencing Become the Workhorse of Precision Medicine?

Jeffrey S. Buguliskis, Ph.D.
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News & Features

Clinical Imaging Goes Mobile

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Genomic rearrangements may result in stable
Molecular Dx

Pancreatic Cancer Has Four Genomically Distinct Subtypes

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Molecular Dx

Taking Whole Genome Sequencing into Prime Time Clinical Practice

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The GGC
Molecular Dx

Greenwood Genetic Center Advances Genetic & Genomic Technologies

John Sterling
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Source: Khakimullin/Deposit Photos
Molecular Dx

What’s Next for Next-Gen Sequencing?

MaryAnn Labant
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