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If the mutation is the same. the concept of doing away with labelling the disease by where it is found is not unique but it is a tectonic shift in the fight against cancer, the notion of classifying a cancer by its mutati mutation. >> imagine reclassifying cancer and having people understand. i am very excited because we are going to create this revolution. >> what is it going to mean? >> it will mean you have a better shot of having a better outcome and having a quality of life and turning it. >> optimistic, realistic, as well? >> i think so. >> he has appointed himself to lead this revolutio...

Genetic mutation that could drive cancer cht this is his plan, a patient anywhere in the world has his tumor biopsied. the complete genetic map is created down to the proteins that are produced but only recently took months can be done in a day. ultimately personalized information for each cancer patient would show up in the palm of his hand. >> this is a baby. it will be the world's first browser of the cancer genome. think about that. you will be able to fly through to get to the single letter that ismitated. >> he has teamed with black berry to produce a device that will identify for patien...

Technology we can watch it and outsmart it. >> to understand the significance of what he is touting it is important to know what cancer is. >> a cancer is not what people thinks. it is the inability of the cells to die. >> the key is figuring out the glitch that prevents cells from dying a natural death. his hope is to provide patients with the precise genetic mutations that fuel their cancer regardless of where tumors are found in the body. >> mutation that happens in lung cancer can be the same mutation that happens in breast cancer. you need to treat that patient based on mutation and not o...

Threat. so to figure out which mutations are dangerous he is going back in time. >> this national treasure. >> in the basement of the john wayne cancer institute in santa monica, california, decades of cancer tissues were stored by scientists in deep freeze vats. now he wants to use technology that didn't exist back then to map the gegnomes of these thousands of tissues in order to look for critical patterns. >> even after a patient died their samples were stored here. they can go back and say they had this mutation and now we can explain that this mutation leads to death and other mutations m...