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Meeting abstracts Early stage detection of cancer is the key to provide a better outcome for therapeutic intervention. Proteomic technologies hold recently great promise in the search of new clinical biomarkers for the early detection and diagnosis of cancer or for the development of new vaccines

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  • Stage detection of cancer is the key to provide a better outcome for therapeutic intervention

  • Proteomics approaches towards early detection and diagnosis of ovarian cancer Ali Tiss1*, John Timms2, Usha Menon2, Alex Gammerman3, Rainer Cramer4

  • We will present our recent work in improving early diagnosis of ovarian cancer (OC) by combining MS analysis of serum peptidome with data collected over a period of 7 years from the United Kingdom Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening

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Stage detection of cancer is the key to provide a better outcome for therapeutic intervention. Proteomics approaches towards early detection and diagnosis of ovarian cancer Ali Tiss1*, John Timms2, Usha Menon2, Alex Gammerman3, Rainer Cramer4 From Updates on Immunotherapy of Cancer and Immunoscore Symposium, part of the Sidra Symposia Series, held in partnership with the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer Doha, Qatar.

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