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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2017 · 10 MIN

Improving Outcomes for Ewing Sarcoma Patients

from Transformational Pediatrics · host Children’s Mercy Kansas City

In Ewing Sarcoma patients, exosomes in the blood may be an early detector of relapse. Partnering with the University of Kansas, Glenson Samuel, MD created a chip that could detect and analyze these exosomes and their proteins with minimum blood. Now, he is using that knowledge to find, and reverse, chemo-therapy-related resistance in tumor cells, making patients more responsive to therapy. Join Glenson Samuel, MD as he discusses his studies and his work with the genome center.

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