Mutational Landscapes of Smoking-Related Cancers in Caucasians and African Americans: Precision Oncology Perspectives at Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center,Theranostics

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Mutational Landscapes of Smoking-Related Cancers in Caucasians and African Americans: Precision Oncology Perspectives at Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center
Theranostics ( IF 12.4 ) Pub Date : 2017-07-12 , DOI: 10.7150/thno.20355
Ville Kytola , Umit Topaloglu , Lance D. Miller , Rhonda L. Bitting , Michael M. Goodman , Ralph B. D`Agostino , Rodwige J. Desnoyers , Carol Albright , George Yacoub , Shadi A. Qasem , Barry DeYoung , Vesteinn Thorsson , Ilya Shmulevich , Meng Yang , Anastasia Shcherban , Matthew Pagni , Liang Liu , Matti Nykter , Kexin Chen , Gregory A. Hawkins , Stefan C. Grant , W. Jeffrey Petty , Angela Tatiana Alistar , Edward A. Levine , Edgar D. Staren , Carl D. Langefeld , Vincent Miller , Gaurav Singal , Robin M. Petro , Mac Robinson , William Blackstock , Bayard L. Powell , Lynne I. Wagner , Kristie L. Foley , Edward Abraham , Boris Pasche , Wei Zhang

Background: Cancers related to tobacco use and African-American ancestry are under-characterized by genomics. This gap in precision oncology research represents a major challenge in the health disparities in the United States.

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