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Striving for a cancer cure, one cell at a time

Mar 22, 2016

The mutations driving cancer create clonal populations that differ not just between cancer patients, but within individual tumors. These mutations contain small but significant populations which may survive treatment and metastasize. The only method to get a complete picture of tumor clonality is by sequencing single cells.

In this webinar, you will learn how you can make breakthrough discoveries in your research using single-cell DNA Sequencing. Dr. Ioannis Ragoussis of McGill University will share his research using single-cell whole exome sequencing to reveal the true heterogeneity and cell lineages present in triple negative breast cancer.

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