Translating cancer genome insights into practical clinical tools
Findings from complex statistical modelling can form the basis for easy-to-use precision diagnostic and risk-stratification tools to help inform management decisions
Studies present a wider application of sequencing techniques for the treatment of cancer
Whole-genome sequencing and single-cell sequencing can provide valuable insights not only in the identification of new therapy targets, but also to assess minimal residual disease and overcome treatment resistance
Liquid biopsies are quickly evolving beyond ctDNA, but technical challenges remain
Newly-presented studies highlight that insights into cancer can also be unlocked from circulating tumour cells, exosomal microRNA and cell-free RNA
Data from molecular analyses unveil diverse resistance mechanisms to endocrine therapy in breast cancer
Among the presented findings, a potential role for ESR1 gene fusions was observed
Innovation is leading to a comprehensive ‘map’ of tumours
Advances in spatial transcriptomics could provide novel opportunities for early detection, metastasis prediction and identification of actionable targets