The goal of this workshop is to organize a focused group of investigators toward the ultimate challenge of assembling a complete map of the molecular network drivers of cancer. Although many labs are working on cancer networks, coordination between teams could be immensely beneficial in defining and then developing all of the various network types and conditions (cell lines, tissues, environments) that will be required. It is also important to plan how such network maps can be developed into pathway models and used for interpretation of patient genomic data, thus enabling “precision medicine.”
Most of the workshop will be devoted to group discussion and consensus building around the goal of cancer cell network mapping. By the end of the two days, we hope to have defined both short and long term goals and, at least approximately, to have divided these goals among the labs of the various participants.
Schedule
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
The Gladstone Institutes, Conference Room A-B
Session 1: Physical Interactions
Session 2: Data Analysis
Session 3: Data Coordination & Standards
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
The Gladstone Institutes, Conference Room A-B
Session 4: Genetic Interactions
Session 4: Genetic Interactions, continued
Session 5: Translational Research
Session 5: Translational Research, continued
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