Sequencing Whole Prostate Cancer Genomes IDs Rearrangements that May Predict Disease Outcome
February 15, 2011
Sequencing Whole Prostate Cancer Genomes IDs Rearrangements that May Predict Disease Outcome
The work is part of a larger effort that aims to sequence the transcriptomes and whole genomes of up to 100 prostate cancer tumors.
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