Full Issue October 2016

Helix: October 2016 issue

This issue contains a wide variety of articles covering new genes and mutations, unusual phenotypes, and a reminder that novel genetic technologies need to be paired with the appropriate mechanisms to inform patients of new results or annotations of DNA variants.

Complete Issue 2016-2

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In the literature: October 2016

Correspondence to Professor Andres Cervantes; [email protected] MUTATIONAL SIGNATURES WITH POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC INTEREST IN OESOPHAGEAL ADENOCARCINOMA A consortium on clinical and molecular stratification on oesophageal adenocarcinoma established in Britain has recently published in Nature Genetics, a whole-genomic sequencing analysis of more than 100 samples. Interestingly, they describe...

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