Two Sequencing Studies ID Frequently Mutated Gene in Ovarian Cancer Subtype
September 14, 2010
Two Sequencing Studies ID Frequently Mutated Gene in Ovarian Cancer Subtype
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University and the BC Cancer Agency used exome sequencing and transcriptome sequencing, respectively, to find a novel, commonly mutated gene in ovarian clear-cell carcinoma.
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