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Speakers Elaine Mardis, Ph.D. Professor of Genetics Co-director, The Genome Institute at Washington University, Washington University School of Medicine David Galas, Ph.D. Principal Scientist, Pacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute Translating Next-Gen Sequencing from the Lab to the Clinic: Challenges and Solutions Webinars Free Registration! www.GENengnews.com/nextgen The confluence of next-generation sequencing technologies, Professor of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology Mayo Clinic cancer care raises a "perfect storm" for revolutionizing the clinic. Sequencing experts, bioinformaticists, and clinicians agree that the challenges of translating the vast amounts of data from next-generation sequencing into a resource that can be easily and effectively incorporated into clinical and research programs are significant. In this webinar, our presenters will cover several approaches aimed at streamlining the application of genomics data to clinical and personalized medicine. David Smith of the Mayo Clinic will describe analytical/informatics challenges, focusing on the Clinic's approaches to presenting data View it Now! On Demand DURATION 60 minutes COST Complimentary www.clinicalomics.com generated from small gene panel, whole exome, whole genome, or whole transcriptome sequencing into a digestible form for clinicians. Produced with support from * * * * * Bioinformaticists Sequencing scientists Cancer clinicians Molecular geneticists Pathologists You Will Learn computational analysis of the data, and the use of targeted therapy in David Smith, Ph.D. Who Should Attend * How next-generation sequencing technologies, computational analysis of the data, and data interpretation pose unique challenges in translational medicine * How major research and clinical institutions are approaching analytics required for different types of sequencing information * How these institutions and other organizations are packaging information for clinical use, particularly in cancer characterization * How sequencing has impacted treatment of specific cancers May 29, 2014 Clinical OMICs 15 http://www.GENengnews.com/nextgen http://www.GENengnews.com/nextgen

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Clinical OMICs - Issue 4