Themed «
Rare Genomics: Genomics of Rare Diseases, Rare Cancers and rare Drug Outcomes», this international scientific event will revolve around the application of the most important disciplines of Genomic Medicine, such as Genome discovery, informatics, Public Health, and drug design in Rare Diseases, Cancer and Pharmacogenom
Rare Genomics: Genomics of
Rare Diseases, Rare Cancers and rare Drug Outcomes», this international scientific event will revolve around the application of the most important disciplines of Genomic Medicine, such as Genome discovery, informatics, Public Health, and drug design in Rare Diseases, Cancer and Pharmacogenom
Rare Diseases,
Rare Cancers and rare Drug Outcomes», this international scientific event will revolve around the application of the most important disciplines of Genomic Medicine, such as Genome discovery, informatics, Public Health, and drug design in Rare Diseases, Cancer and Pharmacogenom
Rare Cancers and
rare Drug Outcomes», this international scientific event will revolve around the application of the most important disciplines of Genomic Medicine, such as Genome discovery, informatics, Public Health, and drug design in Rare Diseases, Cancer and Pharmacogenom
rare Drug Outcomes», this international scientific event will revolve around the application of the most important disciplines of Genomic Medicine, such as Genome discovery, informatics, Public Health, and drug design in
Rare Diseases, Cancer and Pharmacogenom
Rare Diseases, Cancer and
Pharmacogenomics.
The Genomic Medicine Alliance activities are divided into 8 Working Groups, namely Genome Informatics,
Pharmacogenomics, Cancer Genomics,
Rare Diseases, Public Health Genomics, Economic evaluation in Genomic Medicine, Genethics, and Quality Assurance.
The 1st session included lectures related to clinical implementation of
Pharmacogenomics, featuring the keynote lecture by Prof. Julie Johnson (University of Florida, Tampa, FL, USA), followed by Prof. Markus Paulmichl (Paracelsus University, Salzburg, Austria), who provided an overview of the implementation of Pharmacogenomics in Austria and Prof. Magnus Ingelman - Sundberg (Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden), who talked about sequencing of rare variants of pharmacoge
Pharmacogenomics, featuring the keynote lecture by Prof. Julie Johnson (University of Florida, Tampa, FL, USA), followed by Prof. Markus Paulmichl (Paracelsus University, Salzburg, Austria), who provided an overview of the implementation of
Pharmacogenomics in Austria and Prof. Magnus Ingelman - Sundberg (Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden), who talked about sequencing of rare variants of pharmacoge
Pharmacogenomics in Austria and Prof. Magnus Ingelman - Sundberg (Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden), who talked about sequencing of
rare variants of
pharmacogenomicspharmacogenomics interest.