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ID:
76689
Start date:
4 March 2022
Project status:
Current
Principal investigator:
Professor Clare Turnbull
Lead institution:
Institute of Cancer Research, Great Britain

Identifying people who are inherently at increased risk of developing cancer may lead to better standards of care through enhanced screening and treatment options. We plan to use the genetic data within UK Biobank to look for changes in genes that are more common in people with cancer compared to healthy individuals, assisted by merging the data with various in-house and external genetic and other data. These data will contribute to the activities of and be shared via CanGene-CanVar, a 5 year, 4.3 million Cancer Research UK Catalyst award program.

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Author(s)
Isaac Wade, Leora Witkowski, Afrida Ahmed, Charlie F. Rowlands, Susana Banerjee, Joseph G. Pressey, Terri P. McVeigh, Marc D. Tischkowitz, William D. Foulkes, Clare…
Journal
Genetics in Medicine

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