Algorithms for identifying new “cancer genes”

February 14, 2020 Leave a comment 1,462 Views

It is estimated that the number of cancer cases worldwide will double by 2040. This makes the search for genes that cause cancer even more important. A team of researchers from the...

Transcriptome Sequencing for the Detection of Chimeric Transcripts

December 28, 2015 Leave a comment 6,264 Views

The occurrence of chimeric transcripts has been reported in many cancer cells and seen as potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets. Modern high-throughput sequencing technologies offer a way to investigate individual chimeric transcripts and the systematic information of associated gene expressions ...

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Algorithms for identifying new “cancer genes”

Transcriptome Sequencing for the Detection of Chimeric Transcripts

CircAID-p-seq – a PCR-free library preparation for selective 3′ phospho-RNA sequencing

Nanopore ReCappable Sequencing (NRCeq) – a new technique that can identify capped full-length RNAs

CLEARER – a machine learning approach for predicting essential genes across eukaryotes

scRNA-Seq reveals how genetic ancestry shapes immune response to influenza virus

Single-cell RNA sequencing and bioinformatics as tools to decipher cancer heterogenicity and mechanisms of drug resistance

Microwell-seq – high-throughput screening with single-cell transcriptional profiling

Postdoc position available – computational biology: tumour heterogeneity and resistance mechanisms