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Ovarian -> Sarcoma -> Ovarian -> ??

Just trying to get my bearings. I remember years ago we switched from lung to ovarian. Then ovarian was completed and we switched to various sarcomas. Then it seemed there was a backtrack to ovarian to get some more data or look at different targets or something.

Does anyone know when we will actually complete the computational work for ovarian? And then would we go back to finishing sarcoma, or is sarcoma computation completed? I remember discussion on next targets being pancreatic and maybe prostate, but my memory is fuzzy on the details.

Just trying to get clarity on the ovarian-sarcoma-ovarian situation. Thanks!

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Re: Ovarian -> Sarcoma -> Ovarian -> ??

Dr. @Jurisica :

Sorry to bother you as I know as a PI you're ridiculously busy. Just being super curious if you are willing to share any research plans on the current ovarian targets, the past sarcoma targets (will we switch back to them some day?), and some ideas you would like for future cancer targets.

I understand this old forum software also doesn't allow @mentioning or direct messaging, so I hope you see this sometime in the next few months.

Have a nice day! I hope others are also curious.

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Re: Ovarian -> Sarcoma -> Ovarian -> ??

@hchc
Put the same question at the contact page: https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/viewContactUs.do
And change the "What are you reporting", from "Problem", to "Question".

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Re: Ovarian -> Sarcoma -> Ovarian -> ??

@Grumpy Swede. Done. Sent a short similar question via that link and also linked to this thread.

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