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See Latest ArticlesCancer Genome Sequencing—An Interim Analysis
Cancer Research, 06/18/09
Fox EJ et al. - Although cancer genome sequencing will revolutionize certain aspects of personalized care, the value of these studies in facilitating the development of new therapies, their primary goal, seems less promising. Most significantly, however, the cancer genome sequencing strategy, as currently applied, fails to characterize the most relevant genomic features of cancer—the mutational heterogeneity within individual tumors.
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