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Resolving the driving forces behind tumour heterogeneity

Researchers have recently developed an in vitro model that can distinguish between the genetic, epigenetic and stochastic factors underlying tumour […]

Intra-tumour heterogeneity across human cancer genomes

As part of the Pan-Cancer Analysis of Whole Genomes Consortium, researchers analysed the whole genomes of tumour samples from over […]

Method developed to identify treatment resistant cancer cells in tumours

Researchers have developed a novel way to understand tumour heterogeneity that could be used to prevent cancer relapse. The study, […]

Resolving tissue heterogeneity in bone, kidney and liver cancer using in situ spatial transcriptomics

The winners of the 2021 Spatial Biology EACR & NanoString Grant program, in collaboration with Illumina, will present cancer research […]

Pan-cancer tumour organoids pave the way towards precision medicine

Researchers have developed a platform of pan-cancer tumour organoids and a neural-network-based drug assay, that has the potential to advance […]

Machine learning and Darwin combined to piece together tumour genetics

MOBSTER – model-based clustering in cancer, is a machine learning tool that incorporates theoretical population genetics from Darwin to examine […]

TISCH: a tumour microenvironment single-cell transcriptomic database

Researchers at Tongji University, Shanghai, have developed a large-scale curated database that integrates tumour microenvironment (TME) single-cell transcriptomic data, known […]

Ovarian cancer subtypes point to tailored treatments

Written by Charlotte Harrison, Science Writer. Ovarian cancer is usually diagnosed late and can be difficult to treat. A study […]

Sequencing options for cancer genomics

We’ve come a long way since the dawn of Sanger sequencing in 1977. The rapid development of next-generation sequencing (NGS) […]

A guide to cancer genomics

According to the British Journal of Cancer, one in two of us will develop cancer in our lifetime. Despite this […]