TGen appoints Dr. Sunil Sharma Physician-In-Chief Posted Tuesday October 27, 2020 New title reflects growing role and responsibility in helping guide TGen research across multiple scientific disciplines
TGen’s 15th annual Step-N-Out 5K is coming to your neighborhood Posted Monday October 12, 2020 Supporters of TGen’s pancreatic cancer research will come together in a new and safe way Nov. 1-7 through a Step-N-Out smartphone app
TGen, Avery Therapeutics collaboration studies mechanism of action in engineered heart tissue Posted Monday October 5, 2020 TGen’s analysis of proteins and metabolites could pave the way for Avery Therapeutics to gain FDA approval of human clinical trials
TGen and HonorHealth study suggests alternative method of diagnosing lung infection Posted Thursday October 1, 2020 Endotracheal Aspirates is less invasive and less costly in detecting ventilator-associated pneumonia, a common hospital infection in the era of COVID-19
Single-cell RNA sequencing reveals details about individual cells in pancreatic tumors Posted Tuesday September 29, 2020 TGen and HonorHealth investigators suggest this granular analysis could lead to better treatments for pancreatic cancer patients
TGen launches Vidium Animal Health Posted Monday September 28, 2020 TGen subsidiary offers genomic diagnostics in support of veterinary oncologists and pet parents treating canine cancer
September 27th Hope Through Hollis Golf Tournament funds TGen childhood brain cancer research Posted Monday September 21, 2020 Fundraiser at Papago Golf Course remembers 7-year-old Phoenix boy and his valiant fight against DIPG cancer
NCI funds research into why glioblastoma hits males harder than females Posted Thursday September 17, 2020 TGen technology is key to brain cancer research consortium led by Cleveland Clinic and Case Western Reserve University
Arizona COVID-19 Genomics Union tracks strains of SARS-CoV-2 Posted Tuesday September 15, 2020 Molecular clock analysis showed no widespread ‘community’ distribution of the highly contagious coronavirus disease in Arizona until mid-February
TGen and Mayo Clinic researchers ID potential targets for the most-deadly form of pancreatic cancer Posted Monday September 14, 2020 Multi-year study published today tees-up clinical trials using patient-specific therapies