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AstraZeneca has sponsored the development of the Diagnostic Mutation Database (DMuDB) into a National UK Database of variants in the EGFR gene associated with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) tumours. The database will provide clinical, treatment and outcome data for patients  and offers support to laboratories for the interpretation of variants found in the EGFR gene. This testing is used to indicate sensitivity to EGFR-TKIs (e.g. IRESSA).

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This two day interactive workshop is designed specifically for clinical geneticists who wish to gain or update their awareness and practical experience of bioinformatics tools and resources.

The workshop aims to give hands-on experience with clinically useful bioinformatics programs. Interpretation of array findings and single gene variants will be covered.
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This two day interactive workshop is aimed specifically at trainee staff who wish to gain or update their knowledge and practical experience of bioinformatics tools and resources in light of the increasing use of computers in the molecular and cytogenetics laboratory.
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During this two day introductory course run in partnership with Applied Biosystems, attendees will gain an understanding of assay design, applications of Q-PCR and assay troubleshooting.

Course date: 30 June-1 July 2010.

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A new service will allow clinical geneticists throughout the world to enquire about variant data held in the UK Diagnostic Mutation Database (DMuDB).

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