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BRCA sequencing of tumors: understanding its implications in the oncology community.

Chinese clinical oncology - 1 Oct 2020

Wong Rachel Su Jen, Lee Soo-Chin

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In the current era of personalized medicine, much more information can be gleaned through genetic testing and tumor sequencing. Unfortunately, this comes at a price of obtaining results that may beget more uncertainties. Sequencing for mutations on tumor samples is increasingly performed, more commonly to guide treatment for oncology patients, and occasionally as a proxy for germline testing when the ideal index...

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PMID: 32787342
DOI: 10.21037/cco-19-198

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