A Powerful Collaboration For Precision Medicine

Precision medicine, genomics and data science have the potential to transform health care.

UW Medicine, The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and Seattle Children’s have co-founded The Brotman Baty Institute to accelerate both the basic sciences of precision medicine and the delivery of benefits to patients.

The Institute is made possible by the generosity of Jeff and Susan Brotman, and Dan and Pam Baty.

Research

Technique shows how individual cancer cells react to drugs

December 5, 2019 | By BrotmanBaty

MEDIA CONTACT: Leila Gray, 206.685.0381, leilag@uw.edu A new technique reported today in Science overcomes several limitations of typical high-throughput chemical screens conducted on cell samples. Such screens are commonly used to try to discover new cancer drugs, and in many other biomedical applications. Most current screens of this nature offer either a coarse readout, such...

Data & Tools

Seattle Organismal Molecular Atlases (SOMA)

UW Medicine, The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and Seattle Children’s have co-founded The Brotman Baty Institute to accelerate both the basic sciences of...

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BRCA1 Variant Score Database

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News And Results

News

Technique shows how individual cancer cells react to drugs

December 5, 2019 | By BrotmanBaty

News

Marker reveals if benign-appearing meningiomas are perilous

November 6, 2019 | By BrotmanBaty

Presence of a modified protein identifies tumors that seem unharmful but actually are dangerous and require intensive care. A modified protein in benign-appearing meningiomas can...

News

Close-up of human cerebellar development

October 25, 2019 | By BrotmanBaty

Early on, cerebellar development shares similarities across humans, nonhuman primates, and even mice. But differences emerge while development progresses, as cellular and molecular analyses...

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13 Dec

Researchers from @UWGenome used dual CRISPR/CAS9 cuts to edit the #genome & #epigenome concurrently. Results of the study give more insight on silencing gene expression using promoter methylation. https://t.co/7hrGYF0jzU

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12 Dec

The Deep Mutational Scanning Symposium & Workshop on January 13 & 14 will feature top international experts, who will provide insights on the future of deep mutational scanning. Learn more about this event, as reported by @MktsInsider https://t.co/oFGIu0VuBt

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11 Dec

Join us this Friday for the Medical Genetics Seminar from 12:30-1:30 in HSB K-069 featuring "Integrating omics data to find genes and non-coding variants influencing dementia risk in women" presented by Dr. Elizabeth Blue. https://t.co/W6umeSnZU9

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10 Dec

"This year, we’re engaging more directly with the Seattle community by providing near real-time on flu circulation throughout the city as well as returning results directly to participants" - @trvrb

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5 Dec

New method, Sci-Plex, overcomes many challenges of high-throughput chemical screens to help understand mechanism of how individual cells respond to therapy, work by @SRsrivatsan @vram142 @joselmcfaline @coletrapnell @jshendure published in @sciencemag https://t.co/36wo1HsEID

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