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Tom Hudson RT @TheGenomeCenter: New prostate cancer genome project http://bit.ly/eRVCXZ (@CBCNews) #pm101
Metabolic Screen Leads to Gene Contributing to Prostate Cancer Survival | GenomeWeb Daily News | RNAi | GenomeWeb
genomeweb.com — “Metabolic Screen Leads to Gene Contributing to Prostate Cancer Survival | GenomeWeb Daily News | RNAi | GenomeWeb” View full resource at genomeweb.com
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Metabolic Screen Leads to Gene Contributing to Prostate Cancer Survival: "Cancer metabolism is a new and emergin... http://t.co/tKGKxTX6
Scientists identify 16M SNPs that associate with risk of gout, serum uric acid levels
news-medical.net — “Scientists at deCODE Genetics and academic collaborators from Iceland, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands and the USA today report the discovery of low frequency variants in the human genome that associate with risk of gout, a common inflammatory arthritis, and serum uric acid levels.” View full resource at news-medical.net
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Ovarian Cancer News: Scientists identify 16M SNPs that associate with risk of gout, serum uric acid levels: Scie... http://t.co/mToNeodG
Scientists discover 16 million SNPs that associate with increased risk of ovarian cancer
news-medical.net — “Scientists at deCODE Genetics and academic collaborators from Iceland, The Netherlands, Spain and Finland today report the discovery of variants in the human genome that associate with increased risk of invasive ovarian cancer, one of the deadliest forms of cancer in women.” View full resource at news-medical.net
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Breast Cancer News: Scientists discover 16 million SNPs that associate with increased risk of ovarian cancer: Sc... http://t.co/i4H33lCq
New Genome Profiling Technique Identifies Weak Points in Breast Cancer Cells | Stand Up To Cancer
standup2cancer.org — “Stand Up To Cancer's purpose is to enable cutting-edge research aimed at finding a cure to all types of cancer, including breast, prostate, skin, brain, lung, colon, cervical, the list goes on. Katie Couric, Laura Ziskin, Sherry Lansing, Lisa Paulsen, the Entertainment Industry Foundation and Ellen Ziffren are leading SU2C's development.” View full resource at standup2cancer.org
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British scientists find seven new gene variants linked to prostate cancer
news-medical.net — “Cancer Research UK-funded scientists have taken a further step to identifying men at a greater risk of prostate cancer with the discovery of seven new variants in the human genome that increase the chances of developing the disease. The research is published in Nature Genetics.” View full resource at news-medical.net
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Genetics News: British scientists find seven new gene variants linked to prostate cancer: Cancer Research UK-fun... http://bit.ly/mZHSR4
Scientists discover DNA regions influencing prostate cancer risk | Science News SciGuru.com
sciguru.com — “With the seven newly discovered single nucleotide polymorphisms, scientists are now able to explain about 25% of familial cancer risk. The exact DNA variants that contribute to prostate cancer risk have now been published by an international research consortium with participation of scientists from the German Cancer Research Center. In a multi-stage study, the collaborators systematically searched the whole genome of cancer patients and healthy controls for specific gene variants. Then they calc” View full resource at sciguru.com
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Scientists discover DNA regions influencing prostate cancer risk (Science News and Information from SciGuru.com)... http://bit.ly/n24R4y
Wire News - GeneRef
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"Decoding cancer patients' genomes is powerful diagnostic tool http://bit.ly/hmMxIj" -via @GeneRef #pm101
Movember United States - News - Real Moustaches, Real Outcomes: Prostate Cancer Genome Sequencing
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Real Mos, Real Outcomes! #Movember funded historic development-complete genetic map of prostate cancer http://bit.ly/h35TQa
BioNews - Prostate cancer genome sequenced
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Medical News: Lab Notes: DNA Shuffling and Other Monkeyshines - in Lab Notes, Lab Notes from MedPage Today
medpagetoday.com — “The genetic basis of prostate cancer has become clearer thanks to increasingly affordable genome sequencing technologies, and studies in monkeys have shed new light on fetal development and what it me” View full resource at medpagetoday.com
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Lab Notes: DNA Shuffling and Other Monkeyshines http://bit.ly/hGyfWP
Sequencing Study Reveals Recurrent Prostate Cancer Rearrangements | GenomeWeb Daily News | Sequencing | GenomeWeb
genomeweb.com — “Sequencing Study Reveals Recurrent Prostate Cancer Rearrangements | GenomeWeb Daily News | Sequencing | GenomeWeb” View full resource at genomeweb.com
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Sequencing Study Reveals Recurrent Prostate Cancer Rearrangements: NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – A new genome sequ... http://bit.ly/fA9Ueh
News | Weill Cornell Medical College | Cornell University
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Press release detailing our recent work and the prostate cancer genome. http://weill.cornell.edu/news/releases/wcmc/wcmc_2011/02_09_11.shtml
Genetic markers could improve prostate cancer test : Cancer Research UK
info.cancerresearchuk.org — “Analysing small genetic variations (called SNPs) could provide a more accurate gauge for men's prostate cancer risk, report scientists at the company deCODE genetics.” View full resource at info.cancerresearchuk.org
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Cancer News Genetic markers could improve prostate cancer test http://bit.ly/gmXCMH
deCODE discovers genetic markers that improve the power of PSA testing for detecting prostate cancer
eurekalert.org — “Scientists from deCODE genetics and academic colleagues today report the discovery of a set of single-letter variations in the sequence of the human genome (SNPs) that impact individual baseline levels of prostate specific antigen, or PSA. The analysis of four SNPs can be used to derive a personalized PSA threshold that more accurately identifies those men who are more likely to have a positive biopsy and for whom one should therefore be recommended.” View full resource at eurekalert.org
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deCODE discovers genetic markers that improve the power of PSA testing for detecting prostate cancer: http://eurekalert.org/e/3r1r
deCODE discovers genetic markers that improve the power of PSA testing for detecting prostate cancer
physorg.com — “Scientists from deCODE genetics and academic colleagues from Iceland, the UK, US, Netherlands, Spain and Romania today report the discovery of a set of single-letter variations in the sequence of the human genome (SNPs) that impact individual baseline levels of prostate specific antigen, or PSA. Testing ...” View full resource at physorg.com
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deCODE discovers genetic markers that improve the power of PSA testing for detecting prostate cancer http://bit.ly/hKJ1R2
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