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Genomics & Proteomics
Genetic Testing Benefits Patients with Depression, Governments Alike
University of British Columbia
Currently, pharmacogenomic tests are not offered through the public health systems across Canada
Identifying Protein Biomarkers to Advance Precision Medicine
Thomas Moehring, PhD, Stephanie Samra, MSc
Proteome analysis using multiomic tools helps obtain a holistic and accurate patient health profile
'Realizing Precision Cancer Medicine'
Miriam Bergeret, MSc
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How Can Diverse Genomic Approaches Improve Rare Disease Research?
Tomi Pastinen, MD, PhD
Multiomic techniques can robustly screen and identify often-missed genetic determinants of rare diseases
WHO’s Technical Advisory Group on Genomics Meets for the First Time
World Health Organization
The TAG-G will convene twice–thrice a year, at least once in person, to collaborate and drive the mission
Landmark Study Reveals Impact of Protein Variants on Diseases
UK Biobank
First-of-its-kind proteomic dataset lays the foundation for future discovery of new drug targets
Expanding Access to Genomic Testing for Cancer Patients
Morgana Moretti, PhD
Overcoming budget constraints can ensure equal access to genomic medicine to improve cancer care
Multiomic Analyses Identify New Pneumonia Biomarkers
BGI Genomics
Some nine sets of metagenomic and transcriptomic biomarkers outperformed existing clinical prediction models
Genomic Insights Improve Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Prognosis
Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology
Findings highlight four to five unique subtypes within breast cancer based on gene expression profiles
Genes behind Antibiotic Resistance in S. aureus Infections Identified
The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity
New Prediction Model Aids in Early Detection of Preeclampsia
Swathi Kodaikal, MSc
The model analyzes methylation changes in the cell-free DNA of pregnant women at risk of preeclampsia
Fine-Tuning Single-Cell Tumor Profiling to Predict Cancer Outcomes
Swathi Kodaikal, MSc
Newly developed computational tool accurately identifies, characterizes, and differentiates cell types in tumor samples
The Human Y Chromosome Gets Fully Sequenced
National Institutes of Health
New sequence reveals genomic factors in fertility, including sperm production
TEQUILA-seq Solves Long-Read RNA Sequencing Woes
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Easy-to-implement technology reduces the per-reaction cost of target capture by two to three orders of magnitude as compared to commercial solutions
NIH’s Proteogenomic Dataset to Propel Cancer Research
National Institutes of Health
Pan-cancer dataset built from multiomic analyses and proteomic studies is publicly available for global use
Proteogenomics Drives Novel Ovarian Cancer Diagnostic Approach
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
A 64-protein pattern could identify which patients would or wouldn’t benefit from standard ovarian cancer treatments
Genomic Medicine Milestones: The Resurgence of CRISPR Gene Editing
Rachel Diamant, MSc
The future of genomic medicine relies on technical considerations and ongoing industry collaboration
Genomic Sequencing Panels Not as Beneficial in Target Cancer Patients
Centro Nacional De Investigaciones Oncologicas
Following recommended clinical criteria when using sequencing panels may increase treatment efficacy and patient survival rate