In this new era of cancer genomics, large-scale queries of whole genomic characteristics are
now possible not only for research and biological understanding, but also for molecular …

Fueled by the complete genomic data acquired from the human genome project and the
desperate clinical need of comprehensive analytical tools to study a heterogeneous disease …

Cancers arise as a result of an accumulation of genetic aberrations that are either acquired
or inborn. Virtually every cancer has its unique set of molecular changes. Technologies have …

Cancer profiling studies have had a profound impact on our understanding of the biology of
cancers in a number of ways, including providing insights into the biological heterogeneity of …

During the last decade, the development of a number of high-throughput genomic
technologies has begun to have significant implications for both clinical and basic research …

Cancer genomics is a rapidly growing discipline in which the genetic molecular basis of
malignancy is studied at the scale of whole genomes. While the discipline has been …

Transcriptomic technologies are evolving to diagnose cancer earlier and more accurately to
provide greater predictive and prognostic utility to oncologists and patients. Digital …

 Cancer is a multifaceted disease in which genetic changes induce uncontrolled tumor
growth. Genomic characterization of cancer is now leading to better diagnostic, prognostic …

Molecular tumor profiling is now a routine part of patient care, revealing targetable genomic
alterations and molecularly distinct tumor subtypes with therapeutic and prognostic …

During the past century, our understanding of cancer diagnosis and treatment has been
based on a monogenic approach, and as a consequence our knowledge of the clinical …