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Pediatric Cancer Big Data Initiatives Could Help Set Best Practices for Sequencing, Data Sharing

Jun 25, 2019
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Christie Rizk
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NEW YORK – Though it has become apparent that combining DNA and RNA sequencing is beneficial for researchers seeking to understand more about the biology of pediatric cancers and for clinicians making therapeutic decisions for their patients, not all researchers and clinicians have access to the resources that would allow them to do that sequencing themselves. 

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