About this Research Topic
We welcome articles addressing the following topics:
1. Genomics: why genomic research is critical to understand the biology of cancer
2. Epigenomics: how large-scale methylation and chromatin modifications affect carcinogenesis
3. Proteomics: proteomics and its role in cancer research
4. Biomarkers and big data: screening large datasets to identify early cancer, select the appropriate therapeutic intervention, and monitor clinical outcomes
5. Single cell RNA-Sequencing analysis (scRNA-seq): high throughput scRNA-seq technology provides an accurate assessment of tumor heterogeneity which is essential for the development of effective therapies
6. Statistics & cancer omics - problems associated with handling a large amount of data and multiple testing in clinical trials and observational studies, and how to address these issues
7. High-performance computing: application of New Cloud technologies to study cancer genomics
8. Genomic screening for inherited cancer risk and over-diagnosis at the genetic level
9. The use of ‘Artificial Intelligence’ in cancer research
10. Transcriptomics and genomics
11. Noncoding RNA as a biomarker for cancer risk assessment
Keywords: Omics, big data, genetics, cancer risk, biomarkers
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