Wash U Scientists Sequence 50 AML Tumors and 2 Breast Cancer Metastatic Tumors from Lung and Liver
May 18, 2010
Wash U Scientists Sequence 50 AML Tumors and 2 Breast Cancer Metastatic Tumors from Lung and Liver
The researchers are currently analyzing the unpublished sequencing data and said at last week's Biology of Genomes meeting at Cold Spring Harbor that the variety of cancer sequencing projects are yielding relevant information about tumorigenesis and disease progression.
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