This theater will explore new approaches in tumor microenvironment mapping, pathway analysis, liquid biopsy and minimal residual disease. It will highlight recent groundbreaking work on cancer biomarkers, advances in immunotherapy, and strategies to understand and overcome therapeutic resistance.
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsVariants across coding and non-coding regions mapped and characterized. Downstream analyses reveal previously hidden patterns and potential therapeutic targets. Data opens new avenues for pharma and …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsY chromosome loss: a hidden player in cancer – why this neglected alteration is gaining attention. Cutting-edge detection methods – from genomics to functional assays. Passenger or driver? – insight …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsMechanistic insights into CNS and bone marrow niches that protect residual breast cancer cells and enable dormancy. Tumor–microenvironment interactions, including immune and stromal co-option, reveal …
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Spatial mapping of repeat RNAs: Single-cell spatial transcriptomics reveals heterogeneity of expression across tumor and stromal cells.
Repeat RNAs and cellular plasticity: High repeat RNA expression correlates with epithelial–mesenchymal transition and altered cancer cell states.
Intercellular signaling: Repeat RNAs mimic viral signals, influencing fibroblasts and immune cells in the tumor microenvironment.
Biomarker and therapeutic potential: Spatial repeat RNA patterns identify distinct microenvironment niches and suggest new targets for intervention.
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsIncreased hypoxia leads to activation of fibroblasts and drives desmoplasia in progressive PDAC compared to non-progressive PDAC HIF1A-driven MIF and PLAU signaling from activated fibroblasts and tum …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsBeyond static genomics: Integrating clinical, SDOH, genomic, transcriptomic, and spatial data streams into real-time, actionable intelligence. Purpose-built AI agents in oncology: Coordinated, domain …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsUnderstanding how tumour–immune interactions in glioblastoma shape response and resistance to T-cell–based immunotherapies Mapping T-cell differentiation states within the brain tumour microenvironme …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsLongitudinal single cell study of multiple tissue compartments from a CAR T cell clinical trial at UPenn. CAR T cell infusion results in widespread immune recruitment and phenotypic change. Among mu …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsHow liquid biopsy technologies enable earlier cancer detection, and how assay specifications differ prior to diagnosis (screening/early detection) versus after diagnosis (tumour-informed, MRD, and tre …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 mins• Label-free T cell buoyant mass reveals hidden functional immune heterogeneity • In melanoma, blood-based profiling predicts checkpoint therapy response • Rapid, low-cost assay enables scalabl …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsInnovating for ultrasensitive ctDNA detection: Technologies that push liquid biopsy beyond current limits by integrating advanced sequencing and in vivo biology‑based approaches to recover rare circul …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsUsing tumour-informed ctDNA assays for MRD detection in early-stage lung cancer Prognostic value of pre-treatment ctDNA for patient risk stratification ctDNA clearance during therapy as a predictor …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsProspective ctDNA-based minimal residual disease (MRD) assessment during CDK4/6 inhibitor therapy 100% ctDNA detection prior to treatment initiation 28% of on-treatment samples showed detectable tum …
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Cancer Omics Stage30 minsS1826 was a practice-changing randomized phase III trial in patients with newly diagnosed advanced stage classical Hodgkin lymphoma that established a new standard of care. In this study, ctDNA - base …