The latest news about RNA-seq, gene expression profiling, and transcriptome sequencing.
Three new studies have found that the presence of B cells in tertiary lymphoid structures in tumors is associated with a favorable response to immunotherapy.
The organoids could be grown to contain cellular features of the original tissue samples, enabling them to better mimic what occurs in the body than two-dimensional cultures.
The researchers believe their findings could be used to change how patients' risk for breast cancer, colon cancer, or heart disease is calculated.
The classifier, called PurIST, can be applied to various pancreatic cancer sample types and different gene expression platforms, which may improve its clinical applicability.
Researchers found that about 12 percent to 15 percent of breast cancer patients carry multiple mutations in the gene, 95 percent of which are double mutations.
