Genome Sequences Reveal Treatment, Relapse-Related Mutations in Leukemia
May 12, 2011
Genome Sequences Reveal Treatment, Relapse-Related Mutations in Leukemia
Researchers are using whole-genome sequencing and targeted deep sequencing to find treatment, remission, and relapse-related mutations in patients with a form of leukemia known as B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
Full-text access for registered users only.
Existing users login here.
New to GenomeWeb? Register here quickly for free access.
New to GenomeWeb? Register here quickly for free access.
Related Stories
- Sequencing Throughout Leukemia Treatment Unveils Therapy-Induced Changes in Mutational Profile
May 17, 2011 / Clinical Sequencing News - Illumina, University of Oxford Partner on 500-Genome Study
August 3, 2011 / GenomeWeb Daily News - New Genomes Serve as Source of Information on Turtle Evolution, Adaptation
April 29, 2013 / GenomeWeb Daily News - Sequencing Survey Finds Customers Happiest with HiSeq 2500
April 16, 2013 / In Sequence - Oxford Group Launches PGM-Based Cancer Test under UK's Stratified Medicine Program
January 2, 2013 / Clinical Sequencing News