Sequencing Study Reveals Recurrent Prostate Cancer Rearrangements
February 09, 2011
Sequencing Study Reveals Recurrent Prostate Cancer Rearrangements
By sequencing the genomes of seven tumor-normal pairs, researchers have identified mutations and rearrangements that tend to crop up in multiple prostate cancer samples.
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