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Office of Cancer Genomics
 

The National Cancer Institute's Office of Cancer Genomics (OCG) aims to advance the understanding of cancer at the molecular level with the ultimate goal of improving clinical outcomes. Through its various innovative and collaborative research programs, OCG fosters cancer genomics research (the systematic analysis of changes in the genomes of tumors) and the rapid translation of the resulting molecular insights into the clinic. Read more about OCG

Publications and data generated from OCG programs, as well as, other cancer-genomics-related resources are made publicly available on this website.

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May 2013 OCG e-News
In this issue:

  • Functionally Prioritizing Somatic Driver Aberrations in Cancer
  • Investigating the Complex Relationship between HIV and Cancer: An Interview with Dr. Corey Casper
  • Preview of the New OCG Website
  • Integrative Genomics Viewer: Visualizing Big Data

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OCG will be at the AACR Annual Meeting 2013!
Learn about OCG program research at three different symposiums/sessions.