Hi viv, I believe genomics is currently the only science used for studying DNA in cancer research but I don't really know. I just wanted to let you know we've seen your post but it's too far from what our experts practice. Perhaps further google searches for genomics and DNA will give a better understanding.
Yes, we really only work within the realm of practical clinical management of oncology. Genomic testing is available now, but I don't think we can really address your question. PCR is another test that looks at the DNA, but it looks for a specific mutation, not a broad testing of a potential array of abnormalities.
Reply # - October 10, 2014, 05:27 PM
Hi viv, I believe genomics is
Hi viv, I believe genomics is currently the only science used for studying DNA in cancer research but I don't really know. I just wanted to let you know we've seen your post but it's too far from what our experts practice. Perhaps further google searches for genomics and DNA will give a better understanding.
Janine
Reply # - October 10, 2014, 08:27 PM
Yes, we really only work
Yes, we really only work within the realm of practical clinical management of oncology. Genomic testing is available now, but I don't think we can really address your question. PCR is another test that looks at the DNA, but it looks for a specific mutation, not a broad testing of a potential array of abnormalities.
-Dr. West
Reply # - October 12, 2014, 04:49 AM
thanxx for the reply
thanxx for the reply