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» Faculty of Medicine » Home » Assessment of Capture and Amplicon-Based Approaches for the Development of a Targeted Next-Generation Sequencing Pipeline to Personalize Lymphoma Management

Assessment of Capture and Amplicon-Based Approaches for the Development of a Targeted Next-Generation Sequencing Pipeline to Personalize Lymphoma Management

By stacy hung on February 15, 2018

Our work on a sequencing assay that allows for the screening of “actionable” gene mutations in lymphoid tumors has been published in the Journal of Molecular Diagnostics!  This work, which was led by Stacy Hung, establishes the feasibility of capture sequencing on routinely acquired biopsy materials and demonstrates the clinical utility of integrating a lymphoma-specific pipeline into personalized cancer care.

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