Sentences with phrase «genomic markers»

They were unable to identify genomic markers of any viruses or external carcinogens, like UV light, that might have caused the cancers, although the researchers readily point out that there could be something they didn't test for or look for that does play a role.

MMRF and Memorial Sloan Kettering to launch a new clinical trial to identify potential genomic markers linked to achieving and maintaining deep response to therapy Read More

Death by a thousand cuts The study only correlates a genomic signature with mortality, rather than proving any causal relation, but it also hints at how genomic markers can inform better management of the dwindling sockeye stocks.

In a bid to get more detail, the new study used genomic markers — called single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)-- to distinguish populations.

«Teasing out heretofore unknown genomic markers or mutations in various cancers is again proving the value of TCGA.»

Whereas genomic markers of domestication appeared about 4,000 years ago in sake yeast, such markers appeared in wine yeast only 1,500 years ago.

«Our findings suggest that we can quickly and reliably identify whether an infant has a bacterial infection or not by analyzing RNA biosignatures, which are genomic markers of the child's immune response,» said Elizabeth Powell, MD, MPH, study co-author and emergency department physician at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, as well as Professor of Pediatrics at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

The researchers then statistically plotted the genetic distances between the groups based on 326 genomic markers — stretches of DNA with no known functional significance — that are known to vary among people whose ancestors came from different parts of the world.

Researchers also found a genomic marker that could help physicians identify which patients might benefit most from cabazitaxel.

«PTEN is a genomic marker we already routinely measure, and based on published data we wanted to know if we could use it to predict which BRCA1 / 2 mutated tumors are likely to respond to checkpoint inhibitors and which are not,» said the study's senior author

«PTEN is a genomic marker we already routinely measure, and based on published data we wanted to know if we could use it to predict which BRCA1 / 2 mutated tumors are likely to respond to checkpoint inhibitors and which are not,» said the study's senior author Katherine L. Nathanson, MD, deputy director of the Abramson Cancer Center and director of Genetics at the Basser Center for BRCA.

Our Genomic Marker - Guided Therapy Initiative (GEMINI) project has collected detailed clinical and molecular information on over 4,000 lung cancer patients in the last three years.

Genomic Marker - Guided Therapy Initiative (GEMINI) unites lung cancer experts across several research disciplines with the mission of improving treatment options for all lung cancer types.

These scientific labs have created a huge molecular food database containing millions of genomic markers.