Textbook of Personalized Medicine - Second Edition [2015]

610 expertise globally. caBIG will help redefi ne how research is conducted, care is pro- vided and patients and participants in ...

611 Testing Registry (GTR ) as a source of information for healthcare providers and patients about tests and laboratories, and f ...

612 of the public funds entrusted to it. NIGMS has three central goals it will focus on through the plan, including maintaining ...

613 Institute in Japan, and other efforts. The latest funding opportunity announcement from NIH in July 2014 is to encourage pha ...

614 Role of the Centers for Disease Control The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has two projects involved in pe ...

615 the report, which covers >150 of the most commonly prescribed medications, over the counter drugs and herbal remedies met ...

616 Project, a project providing an effi cient tool to identify disease causing genes. The Coriell Institute maintains contracts ...

617 genomics lab and computational unit will now be consolidated to form the tentatively- named Center for Genomic and Computati ...

618 comprehensive health care network in the National Capital region and an Ignite founding partner, will play a key role in the ...

619 Institute of Medicine’s Role in Personalized Medicine The Institute of Medicine (IOM) is an independent, nonprofi t organiza ...

620 Johns Hopkins Center for Personalized Cancer Medicine Research In 2011, The Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center received a $3 ...

621 when the need arises. This is feasible as the cost of sequencing a person’s whole genome has fallen so rapidly that it is no ...

622 New York Genome Center New York Genome Center (NYGC), a non-profi t center, will focus on sequencing, bioinformatics, and ge ...

623 Personalized Medicine Partnership of Florida In 2012, Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, Moffi tt Cancer Center, an ...

624 whether it is in the lung, breast, or prostate. The genes inside the malignancy are considered to be more important than the ...

625 associated with cancer in individual patients. The center’s aim for the future is that a physician can run a simple test on ...

626 UAB-HudsonAlpha Center for Genomic Medicine The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) School of Medicine and the HudsonA ...

627 more clinicians, geneticists, and counselors specializing in hereditary cancer. The Colorado Molecular Correlates laboratory ...

628 patients respond to specifi c treatments, and disease prevention. One of the partici- pants, Marshfi eld Clinic, is home to ...

629 data and participate in integrating medical genomic information into clinical practice. Professional organizations such as t ...