Sentences with phrase «on tumor characteristics»

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«We now hope to move on to investigate how these bacteria contribute to the development of the characteristic stomach tumor types that are associated with each of these conditions.»

While previous studies have surveyed the genomic characteristics of tumors confined to the prostate gland, the new study is the first to focus on metastatic hormone resistant prostate cancers, which can be difficult to treat because they often develop resistance to standard treatments.

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Storm, who performs surgery on children with brain tumors, added that, «Better understanding of tumor characteristics, as we found in this research, will help guide our surgical planning and clinical decisions for patients with PLGGs in this current era of target - centric clinical trials and personalized medicine.»

This is the first study to suggest that it might be possible to personalize recommended diets for breast cancer survivors based on the molecular characteristics of their primary tumor.

Aggressive breast cancer tumors differentiated and took on cyst - like characteristics.

This indicated that the cell of origin also has a direct influence on the characteristics of human tumors,» says Uhrbom.

It is presently possible to differentiate about 100 types of CNS tumors based on tissue characteristics.

We expect that the CRI iAtlas will help to accelerate discovery and improve patient outcomes by providing researchers greater access to genomics data to better understand the immunological characteristics of the tumor microenvironment and its potential impact on patient responses to immunotherapy,» said Jill O'Donnell - Tormey, Ph.D., CEO and director of scientific affairs at CRI.

Here, we describe the genotypic and phenotypic characteristics of HR - deficient EOCs, discuss current and emerging approaches for targeting these tumors, and present challenges associated with these approaches, focusing on development and overcoming resistance.

Depending on characteristics such as how many tumor cells, blood vessel cells, and immune cells are touching each other, the tumor microenvironment can nearly triple the chance that a common type of breast cancer (estrogen - receptor positive / HER2 negative) that has reached the lymph nodes will also metastasize, Condeelis and colleagues showed in a 2014 study of 3,760 patients.

More recently, scientists including Benjamin Spike, a co-first author on the current work and post-doctoral fellow in the Wahl lab, have discovered that tumors often contain cells with stem cell characteristics revealed by their genetic signatures.

select the most effective therapy based on the unique biologic characteristics of the patient and the molecular properties of a tumor or other disease

For example, the goal of the drug response challenge is to predict how a tumor will respond to a drug based on the characteristics of both the tumor and the drug, the information for which is identified through previously available data, such as tumor samples and previous drug screens.

Researchers discover that cancer progress differently based on characteristics of the tumor microenvironment...

On radiographs (x-rays), these tumors often have a characteristic «star burst» appearance.

Despite their benign characteristics, these tumors should also be removed because they can become quite large and impinge on surrounding tissues or impede limb movement.

Involuntary seizures are the most well known characteristic of epilepsy, which is often caused by brain malformations or tumors, head trauma and a variety of other diseases that cause lesions on the brain, according to Nancy Meers, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner with the Children's Epilepsy Center at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite.