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DNA sequencing may help predict a patient's risk of kidney cancer recurrence - Vimarsana News

DNA sequencing may help predict a patient's risk of kidney cancer recurrence

Studying the mutations in kidney cancer after surgery could help to better predict the risk of the disease coming back, according to the latest results of a decade-long international study.

DNA mutations linked to kidney cancer recurrence reveal way to optimize treatment - Vimarsana News

DNA mutations linked to kidney cancer recurrence reveal way to optimize treatment

Researchers have linked tumor DNA mutations to kidney cancer recurrence, suggesting that treatment and follow-up can be optimized based on genetic factors.

Innovative software tool assembles truly complete genome sequences from many species - Vimarsana News

Innovative software tool assembles truly complete genome sequences from many species

National Institutes of Health researchers have developed and released an innovative software tool to assemble truly complete (i.e., gapless) genome sequences from a variety of species.

Tecan collaborates with Element Biosciences to provide benchtop NGS - Vimarsana News

Tecan collaborates with Element Biosciences to provide benchtop NGS

Tecan and Element Biosciences, Inc. – ¬¬ the developer of an innovative DNA sequencing platform disrupting genomics – are collaborating to offer a true benchtop NGS workflow with MagicPrep™ NGS* and the AVITI™ System.

Breakthrough technology identifies rare brain tumor cell "spies" disguised as normal cells - Vimarsana News

Breakthrough technology identifies rare brain tumor cell "spies" disguised as normal cells

Researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology developed a novel technology which allows genomic DNA and RNA sequencing to be carried out simultaneously in single cells of both frozen and fresh tissues, and identified rare brain tumor cell "spies" disguised as normal cells with this method.