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Interpreting the individual genomic data of GBM. This is a promising avenue forįurther translational research, with larger databases and integrated platforms to increase the efficiency of analyzing and Genome to individualize treatment for GBM patients could potentially be useful in the clinic. Inhibitor, that showed effectivity to the patient-derived cell lines of both tumors. We performed a drug screen of 165 compounds, which identified one compound, YM155, an experimental survivin Mutations within these genes are often indicative of the pan-cancer phenotype known as Lynch syndrome however, their pathogenicity Mutations within the mismatch repair genes, MLH1 and PMS2. As a possible instigator of the hypermutational genotype observed in the tumors, we identified nonsynonymous germline Of a nonsynonymous mutation in the POLE gene. Specific to the matched tumors, an average of 30 cancer driver genes were mutated. WGS revealed a hypermutated genotype in the germline tissue and in both the primary and recurrent Whole-genome sequencing (WGS) was performed concurrently with additional Processed for patient-derived model development. Fresh primary and recurrent tumor samples were collected and The patient was progression-free for 23 mo.

We herein present a case report ofĪ long-term surviving 51-yr-old female diagnosed with a MGMT unmethylated GBM.

However, there exists a minority patient group (<5%) whose survival is longer than 3 yr. Effective treatments that extend survival of malignant brain tumor glioblastoma (GBM) have not changed in more than a decade

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