Jacksonville State Researcher Awarded More Than $73,000 Grant to Study Rare Pediatric Cancer
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High clinical utility of comprehensive multi-omic molecular profiling of rare and hard-to-diagnose pediatric tumors
The role of comprehensive genomic profiling for therapeutic decision-making is established in high-risk pediatric cancers, but its utility in rare and diagnostically challenging tumors is unclear. Here we report 123 non-high-risk patients enrolled in the Australian ZERO Childhood Cancer Program f...
Jacksonville State Researcher Awarded More Than $73,000 Grant to Study Rare Pediatric Cancer
Jacksonville State University Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Le Su has received a $73,003.37 Extended Scholar Grant from the St. Baldrick’s Childhood Cancer Research Foundation to support research centered on CIC-DUX4 sarcoma, a rare soft tissue cancer that primarily affects children and young adults. [Jacksonville State University] Press Release
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