A panel sequencing dataset of peripheral blood gene variations in pan-cancer

Nature·Jul 20

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A dataset of peripheral blood gene variations in pan-cancer has been sequenced. The dataset may be related to various studies, including those on ebv dna, chinese pangenome, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, immune dynamics, and inflammatory diseases. The research appears to involve the use of sequencing and profiling techniques to understand genetic variation and its connection to different health outcomes.

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