Identifying custom content for gene panels adds additional burden for mining appropriate genomic journals.
In this webinar presentation, a panel of scientific experts discuss their optimized system for mining the genomic literature for two key applications:
- Variant Analysis
- Development of evidence-based diagnostic gene panels
IQVIA Laboratories' Director of Translational Genomics, Victor Weigman, presents his team's method for identifying content for gene panels by mining millions of full-text genomic articles to identify disease-gene-variant relationships.
Download the webinar presentation and listen to the webinar recording to gain insights into the creation of an evidence-based gene panel.
Speaker:
Victor Weigman, Director of Translational Genomics
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