Organizational challenges in clinical genomic research

Jill S. Altshuler () and David Altshuler ()
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Jill S. Altshuler: AltshulerGray LLC
David Altshuler: Harvard Medical School and Masschusetts General Hospital, and Broad Institute

Nature, 2004, vol. 429, issue 6990, 478-481

Abstract: Abstract Genome sequence data are enabling clinical genomic investigation, in which the characteristics of human patients are explored using comprehensive inventories of biomolecules. Successful investigators must navigate rapid technological change, collect and analyse large volumes of data, and engage systems of clinical care. Such projects will increasingly rely on fully integrated multidisciplinary teams, demanding new organizational models in academic biomedical research.

Date: 2004
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