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Bram Parton

Prijzen & Erkenningen

22 Resultaten

2024

Zebrafish avatars : toward functional precision medicine in low-grade serous ovarian cancer

Charlotte FieuwsJan Willem BekBram PartonElyne De NeefOlivier De WeverMilena HoorneMarta F. EstradaJo Van DorpeHannelore DenysKoen Van de Vijver et al.

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in CANCERS

2023

Assessing recovery rates of mesenchymal and epithelial pancreatic tumor cells using the Parsortix system

Nele VandenbusscheBram PartonTijs MerckaertCharlotte FieuwsKris GevaertKathleen Claes

2021

Integration of genomics and transcriptomics allows the identification of rare DNA damage defects in PID patients with a cancer predisposition

Lynn BackersBram PartonMattias Van HeetveldeMarieke De BruyneKim De LeeneerSimon TavernierAnne VralFilomeen HaerynckKathleen Claes

Integration of genomics and transcriptomics to identify DNA damage defects in PID patients prone to cancer

Lynn BackersBram PartonMattias Van HeetveldeMarieke De BruyneKim De LeeneerAnne VralFilomeen HaerynckKathleen Claes

Integration of genomics and transcriptomics to identify DNAdamage defects in PID patients with a cancer predisposition

Lynn BackersBram PartonMattias Van HeetveldeMarieke De BruyneKim De LeeneerAnne VralFilomeen HaerynckKathleen Claes

Missing heritability in Bloom syndrome : First report of a deep-intronic variant leading to pseudo-exon activation in the BLM gene

Lynn BackersBram PartonMarieke De BruyneSimon TavernierKris Van Den BogaertBart LambrechtFilomeen HaerynckKathleen Claes

Missing heritability in Bloom syndrome : first report of a deep intronic variant leading to pseudo‐exon activation in the BLM gene

Lynn BackersBram PartonMarieke De BruyneSimon TavernierKris Van Den BogaertBart LambrechtFilomeen HaerynckKathleen Claes

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in CLINICAL GENETICS

Prevalence of germline pathogenic variants in cancer predisposing genes in Czech and Belgian pancreatic cancer patients

Greet WiemeJan KralToon RosseelPetra ZemankovaBram PartonMichal VockaMattias Van HeetveldePetra KleiblovaBettina BlaumeiserJana Soukupova et al.

Prevalence of germline pathogenic variants in cancer predisposing genes in Czech and Belgian pancreatic cancer patients

Greet WiemeJan KralToon RosseelPetra ZemankovaBram PartonMichal VockaMattias Van HeetveldePetra KleiblovaBettina BlaumeiserJana Soukupova et al.

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in CANCERS

2020

Detection of genome-wide copy number alterations in tumor tissue and cell-free DNA of pancreatic cancer patients

Greet WiemeFrederik BerrevoetAude VanlanderJo Van DorpeAnne HoorensBram PartonJurgen van LimmenANN DE BRUYNEMarc De ManKaren Geboes et al.

First patient with bloom syndrome caused by a deep intronic variant leading to pseudoexon activation

Lynn BackersBram PartonStephanie VermeulenMarieke De BruyneSimon TavernierKris Van Den BogaertAnne VralAns BaeyensFilomeen HaerynckBart Lambrecht et al.

First patient with bloom syndrome caused by a deep intronic variant leading to pseudoexon activation

Lynn BackersBram PartonStephanie VermeulenMarieke De BruyneKris Van Den BogaertAnne VralAns BaeyensSimon TavernierFilomeen HaerynckKathleen Claes

Missing heritability in Bloom syndrome : first report of a deep-intronic variant leading to pseudo-exon activation in the BLM gene

Lynn BackersBram PartonMarieke De BruyneSimon TavernierKris Van Den BogaertBart LambrechtFilomeen HaerynckKathleen Claes

Missing heritability in Bloom syndrome : first report of a deep-intronic variant leading to pseudo-exon activation in the BLM gene

Lynn BackersBram PartonMarieke De BruyneSimon TavernierKris Van Den BogaertBart LambrechtFilomeen HaerynckKathleen Claes

2019

Analysis of patients with a personal and/or family history of pancreatic cancer with a custom designed broad cancer predisposition gene panel

Greet WiemeToon RosseelBram PartonBettina BlaumeiserSabine TejparBruce PoppeKim De LeeneerKathleen Claes

Analysis of patients with a personal and/or family history of pancreatic cancer with a custom designed broad cancer predisposition gene panel

Greet WiemeToon RosseelBram PartonBettina BlaumeiserJenneke van den EndeSabine TejparBruce PoppeKim De LeeneerKathleen Claes

Application of a custom designed broad cancer predisposition gene panel for the analysis of patients with a personal and/or family history of pancreatic cancer

Greet WiemeToon RosseelBram PartonBettina BlaumeiserJenneke van den EndeSabine TejparBruce PoppeKim De LeeneerKathleen Claes

Detection of genome-wide copy number alterations in tumor tissue and cell-free DNA of pancreatic cancer patients

Greet WiemeFrederik BerrevoetAude VanlanderJo Van DorpeAnne HoorensMalaïka Van der LindenBram PartonJurgen van LimmenANN DE BRUYNEMarc De Man et al.

Detection of genome-wide copy number alterations in tumor tissue and cell-free DNA of pancreatic cancer patients

Greet WiemeFrederik BerrevoetAude VanlanderJo Van DorpeAnne HoorensMalaïka Van der LindenBram PartonJurgen van LimmenANN DE BRUYNEMarc De Man et al.

Detection of genome-wide copy number alterations in tumor tissue and cell-free DNA of pancreatic cancer patients

Greet WiemeFrederik BerrevoetAude VanlanderJo Van DorpeAnne HoorensMalaïka Van der LindenBram PartonJurgen van LimmenANN DE BRUYNEMarc De Man et al.

Detection of genome-wide copy number alterations in tumor tissue and cell-free DNA of pancreatic cancer patients

Greet WiemeFrederik BerrevoetAude VanlanderJo Van DorpeAnne HoorensMalaïka Van der LindenBram PartonJurgen van LimmenANN DE BRUYNEMarc De Man et al.

Detection of genome-wide copy number alterations in tumor tissue and cell-free DNA of pancreatic cancer patients

Greet WiemeFrederik BerrevoetAude VanlanderJo Van DorpeAnne HoorensMalaïka Van der LindenBram PartonJurgen van LimmenANN DE BRUYNEMarc De Man et al.