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Clinical trial in Sask. to help ovarian cancer patients make more informed decisions - Vimarsana News

Clinical trial in Sask. to help ovarian cancer patients make more informed decisions

A Next Generation Sequencer is now in use in the laboratories of the University of Saskatchewan for direct patient care. 

Saskatoon Cancer Center launches groundbreaking clinical trial aimed at improving lives of ovarian cancer patients - Vimarsana News

Saskatoon Cancer Center launches groundbreaking clinical trial aimed at improving lives of ovarian cancer patients

A first-of-its-kind clinical trial for ovarian cancer patients has been launched at the Saskatoon Cancer Centre. With help from a generous donation fr...

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Sask clinical trial to help ovarian cancer patients - Vimarsana News

Sask clinical trial to help ovarian cancer patients

A Next Generation Sequencer is now in use in the laboratories of the University of Saskatchewan for direct patient care. 

Outlook on the Functional Genomics Global Market to 2033: - Vimarsana News

Outlook on the Functional Genomics Global Market to 2033:

Dublin, June 07, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Functional Genomics Market - A Global and Regional Analysis: Focus on Product, Technology, Application,...

Who's in this Ocean? Tracking Down Species on Go Using Environmental DNA - Vimarsana News

Who's in this Ocean? Tracking Down Species on Go Using Environmental DNA

Sloughed off skin and bodily fluids are things most people would prefer to avoid. But for marine biologist like Cheryl Lewis Ames, Associate Professor of Applied Marine Biology in the Graduate School of Agricultural Science at Tohoku University (Japan), such remnants of life have become a magical key to detecting the unseen. Any organism living in the ocean will inevitably leave behind traces containing their DNA – environmental DNA (eDNA) – detectable in water samples collected from the ocean Only recently has molecular sequencing technology become advanced enough to conduct eDNA analysi...