Cancers are genetically heterogeneous. Current sampling methods often fail to account for tumor heterogeneity. Failng to account for heterogeneity may contribute to inadequate therapeutic decisions and treatment failures.
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Tumor heterogeneity has far-reaching implications in management of cancer cases. By characterizing tumor heterogeneity within a single patient's cancer, we can increase treatment accuracy and effectiveness.
Yes. I have taught introductory statistics courses for six semesters. These courses have three fifty-minute lectures per week. I have also given several department-wide seminars of 25 to 50 minutes duration.
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