Decoding Breast Cancer Genomics: Navigating NGS Data
Understanding breast cancer genomics workflows InterpretationNext-Generation Sequencing (NGS) is transforming breast cancer research and diagnostics by enabling detailed genomic analysis. This session explains the breast cancer genomic landscape using real NGS workflows and shows how sequencing data is interpreted to identify clinically relevant variants. Participants will also gain insights into precision oncology applications and career opportunities in cancer genomics. of NGS data in oncology Knowledge of somatic and germline variant analysis Translational genomics and precision oncology awareness
Course Description
This webinar focuses on breast cancer genomics and explains how NGS data is generated, analyzed, and interpreted in research and clinical settings. Participants will gain a clear understanding of how genomic variations drive breast cancer development and progression. The session introduces key NGS approaches used in oncology, including targeted sequencing and panel-based testing. Learners will explore the difference between germline and somatic variants and their clinical relevance. Real-world case studies help translate complex genomic data into meaningful biological insights. The webinar bridges genomics research with precision oncology applications. It is ideal for learners interested in cancer bioinformatics and translational genomics.
What You'll Learn
Genomic basis of breast cancer
Role of NGS in cancer research and diagnostics
Overview of NGS data analysis in oncology
Clinical relevance of cancer-associated variants
Curriculum
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Genomic basis of breast cancer
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Role of NGS in cancer research and diagnostics
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Overview of NGS data analysis in oncology
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Clinical relevance of cancer-associated variants
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