A team of cancer genomics scientists from The University of Manchester and The Institute of Cancer Research, London, forensically examined the genetic make-up of tumors in 16 different cancers. Their findings, which have been published in Nature Genetics, are the culmination of six years of research and could significantly increase the number of cancer patients eligible for targeted and immune-based treatments.
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