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| − | ==== [[Media: | + | ==== [[Media:Personalized_Medicine_Pre-Discussion_Questions.pdf| Download Pre-Discussion Questions (PDF)]] ==== |
| − | [[File:Personalized- | + | [[File:Personalized-Medicine.png|380px|thumb|right|Schematic of personalized medicine. From [http://www.bayerpharma.com/en/research-and-development/research-focus/oncology/personalized-medicine/index.php bayerpharma.com]. ]] |
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| − | We'll discuss | + | We'll discuss two main examples of personalized medicine: a longitudinal omics study of a single individual and tailoring treatment to the genetics of an individual patient or a patient's cancer. |
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#Chen2012 pmid=22424236 | #Chen2012 pmid=22424236 | ||
// Scientific article about an integrative personalized omics profile of a single individual over time. | // Scientific article about an integrative personalized omics profile of a single individual over time. | ||
| + | #Salari2012 pmid=22659199 | ||
| + | // Article describing several personalized drug treatments. | ||
#Ormond2010 pmid=20434765 | #Ormond2010 pmid=20434765 | ||
| − | // Article discussing issues with using whole-genome data collected | + | // Article discussing issues with using whole-genome data collected from patients. |
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</biblio> | </biblio> | ||
== Additional Reading/Viewing == | == Additional Reading/Viewing == | ||
<biblio> | <biblio> | ||
| − | #23andme | + | #23andme 23andme [https://www.23andme.com/ Company Website]. |
| + | // $99 Personalized genotyping service. | ||
| + | #Personalis Personalis [http://www.personalis.com/ Company Website]. | ||
| + | // Company for "genome guided medicine". | ||
| + | #PGP Personal Genomes Project [https://www.personalgenomes.org Organization Website]. | ||
| + | // Organization for public sharing of genome, trait, and disease data. | ||
| + | #Gymrek2013 pmid=23329047 | ||
| + | // Article describing the identification of anonymous patients from genetic data. | ||
| + | #Parsons2013 pmid=23636143 | ||
| + | // Article describing use of genetic information to tailor colon cancer therapy to an individual. | ||
</biblio> | </biblio> | ||
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Download Pre-Discussion Questions (PDF)
Required Reading/Viewing
We'll discuss two main examples of personalized medicine: a longitudinal omics study of a single individual and tailoring treatment to the genetics of an individual patient or a patient's cancer.
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- Cohen, J. "Examining His Own Body, Stanford Geneticist Stops Diabetes in Its Tracks." Science Now March 16, 2012. Read Article
News article about personalize omics study. - Error fetching PMID 22424236:
Scientific article about an integrative personalized omics profile of a single individual over time. - Error fetching PMID 22659199:
Article describing several personalized drug treatments. - Error fetching PMID 20434765:
Article discussing issues with using whole-genome data collected from patients.
Additional Reading/Viewing
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- 23andme Company Website.
$99 Personalized genotyping service. - Personalis Company Website.
Company for "genome guided medicine". - Personal Genomes Project Organization Website.
Organization for public sharing of genome, trait, and disease data. - Error fetching PMID 23329047:
Article describing the identification of anonymous patients from genetic data. - Error fetching PMID 23636143:
Article describing use of genetic information to tailor colon cancer therapy to an individual.
