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Multidisciplinary research identifies novel targeted therapy for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia
01/21/2021
Scientists at St. Jude have revealed a potential treatment for T Cell ALL using a method that has implications for how cancer therapies are identified in the future.
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COVID-19 poses a serious risk to bone marrow transplant recipients
01/19/2021
St. Jude scientists are discovering that children and adults who receive bone marrow transplants should make COVID-19 prevention a priority.
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MethylationToActivity: a deep learning framework for epigenetic research
01/19/2021
Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have created a computational tool for inferring gene promoter activity and expression using DNA methylation data.
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Machine learning gives research a leg up
01/19/2021
St. Jude scientists developed deep learning to add to machine learning methods, which helps grow cancer research tools.
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Researchers develop tool to ‘paint’ cancer genome and reveal tumor secrets
01/11/2021
St. Jude scientists created a visualization tool to help investigators worldwide harness the scientific and clinical potential of genomic data.
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What’s to be learned by ‘painting’ the cancer genome? Plenty!
01/11/2021
St. Jude scientists have helped develop a web-based tool to offer researchers the ability to analyze genomic data which can improve future treatments.
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Results published on medulloblastoma clinical trial
01/08/2021
St. Jude researchers find more insight into medulloblastoma molecular groups to determine treatment for patients.
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St. Jude Cloud offers a data-sharing genomic ecosystem for the precision medicine era
01/06/2021
St. Jude scientists created the largest cloud-based genomic resource for pediatric cancer and a data-sharing model to accelerate life-saving research.
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Massive cloud eases genomic data sharing
01/06/2021
St. Jude researchers developed a cloud-based, data-sharing platform, which is the world’s largest pediatric cancer genomic data resource.
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Genetic variants linked to heart health in African American childhood cancer survivors
12/07/2020
St. Jude scientists identified genetic variants in African American childhood cancer survivors that have implications for up-front care and long-term surveillance.
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