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Using Long-Read Sequencing to Reveal Unknown Hereditary Links to Cancer

Summary by Science in Vancouver
The first thing most doctors think about when one of their patients is diagnosed with cancer at a young age or has a strong family history of the disease is that they carry a hereditary predisposition to cancer. Confirming this suspicion has big implications for both the patient and their family members, as targeted therapies and screening protocols can be activated by identifying the mutations that cause cancer. But despite huge advances in the…
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