- May 5, 2015

Scientists dramatically improve method for finding common genetic alterations in tumors

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital scientists developed a new computer tool to find DNA duplications and deletions that play pivotal roles in adult and childhood cancers; the tool is free to researchers worldwide.

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