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Myriad Genetics Sponsors Clinical Trial in Pancreatic Cancer

The trial will enroll patients with previously untreated, advanced or recurrent pancreatic cancer and a mutation in the BRCA2 gene.
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TranSenda Announces Membership in BioIT Alliance

As a member of the BioIT Alliance, TranSenda will work in partnership with other science and technology industry leaders.
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AviaraDx Announces Publication of Study with Baylor College of Medicine

The study demonstrates a two-gene ratio is a prognostic indicator of breast cancer recurrence risk.
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Genomic Tests Guide Choice of Chemotherapy in Cancer Patients

The tests have the potential to save lives and reduce patients' exposure to the toxic side effects of chemotherapy.
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Xenomics Announces Development of a Method for Isolation of Cell-Free Nucleic Acids From Urine

Prototype research kits approach commercialization phase and target the growing field of genomic-based molecular diagnostics.
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Ciphergen Announces Data Supporting the use of Protein Biomarkers to Improve Patient Diagnosis for Ovarian Cancer

The study reproduced findings from an earlier study in an independent study population, using proteomic profiling based on SELDI technology.
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Relative Genetics Announces Advanced Maternal Lineage DNA Testing Services

The testing services offer complete Mitochondrial DNA sequencing results commercially available.
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C-Path Receives $675,000 Award for FDA Collaboration

The goal of the program is to advance the development of personalized medicines for patients with cardiovascular disease.
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Human Genetic Testing Center Receives International Quality Accreditation

IntegraGen awarded ISO 17025 accreditation for its molecular diagnostics center in Bonn.
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High Chemical Levels in Blood Stream Indicate Need for Action to Avoid Heart Attack, Death

According to the research, high levels of two proteins in the bloodstream indicate that patients with acute coronary syndromes.
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