December 2023: Cancer & Genomics Digital Forum
Today's Clinical Lab
Join Today's Clinical Lab and our speakers at our virtual Cancer & Genomics Digital Forum
Genome
New Approach Successfully Traces Genomic Variants Back to Genetic Disorders
National Human Genome Research Institute
Study shows genotype-first approach uncovers new links to genetic conditions
Targeting Disease-Linked Mutations by Using Focused Actionable Exome Sequencing
Today's Clinical Lab
Join Today's Clinical Lab and Peter Hahn, PhD, to learn about advantages of and approaches to exome sequencing for rare disease identification
Save On Cost and Time Spent for Whole Exome Sequencing
Today's Clinical Lab
Download this infographic to learn about how you can perform whole exome sequencing (WES) at half the cost and in a third of the time
2022 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine Awarded to Svante Pääbo
Ian Black, MsComm, MSc
Pääbo received the award for his revolutionary work studying hominin genomes, including Neanderthal DNA
NIH Initiative to Investigate and Establish Function of Every Human Gene
National Institutes of Health
The molecular phenotypes of null alleles in cells program will first look at protein-coding genes
Novel Newborn Screening System Screens and Diagnoses Genetic Diseases
Rady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine
Study demonstrates feasibility of NBS-rWGS prototype to rapidly screen for several hundred genetic diseases
The Benefits of Whole Genome Sequencing on a National Scale
Ian Black, MsComm, MSc
New research examines how WGS can improve the diagnosis of rare disease in pediatric patients
Incorporating Polygenic Scores in Prostate Cancer Screening
Zahraa Chorghay, PhD
Genetically adjusted PSA levels are more accurate for prostate cancer diagnosis
All of Us Research Program Set to Change the Landscape of Genomics Research
National Institutes of Health
The dataset contains nearly 100,000 whole genome sequences, including contributions from diverse participants