Search Results - "Krukenberg, Rebekah"

Splicing profile by capture RNA-seq identifies pathogenic germline variants in tumor suppressor genes by Landrith, Tyler, Li, Bing, Cass, Ashley A., Conner, Blair R., LaDuca, Holly, McKenna, Danielle B., Maxwell, Kara N., Domchek, Susan, Morman, Nichole A., Heinlen, Christopher, Wham, Deborah, Koptiuch, Cathryn, Vagher, Jennie, Rivera, Ragene, Bunnell, Ann, Patel, Gayle, Geurts, Jennifer L., Depas, Morgan M., Gaonkar, Shraddha, Pirzadeh-Miller, Sara, Krukenberg, Rebekah, Seidel, Meredith, Pilarski, Robert, Farmer, Meagan, Pyrtel, Khateriaa, Milliron, Kara, Lee, John, Hoodfar, Elizabeth, Nathan, Deepika, Ganzak, Amanda C., Wu, Sitao, Vuong, Huy, Xu, Dong, Arulmoli, Aarani, Parra, Melissa, Hoang, Lily, Molparia, Bhuvan, Fennessy, Michele, Fox, Susanne, Charpentier, Sinead, Burdette, Julia, Pesaran, Tina, Profato, Jessica, Smith, Brandon, Haynes, Ginger, Dalton, Emily, Crandall, Joy Rae-Radecki, Baxter, Ruth, Lu, Hsiao-Mei, Tippin-Davis, Brigette, Elliott, Aaron, Chao, Elizabeth, Karam, Rachid

“…Germline variants in tumor suppressor genes (TSGs) can result in RNA mis-splicing and predisposition to cancer. However, identification of variants that impact…”
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Creation and Implementation of an Environmental Scan to Assess Cancer Genetics Services at Three Oncology Care Settings by Bednar, Erica M., Walsh, Michael T., Baker, Ellen, Muse, Kimberly I., Oakley, Holly D., Krukenberg, Rebekah C., Dresbold, Cara S., Jenkinson, Sandra B., Eppolito, Amanda L., Teed, Kelly B., Klein, Molly H., Morman, Nichole A., Bowdish, Elizabeth C., Russ, Pauline, Wise, Emaline E., Cooper, Julia N., Method, Michael W., Henson, John W., Grainger, Andrew V., Arun, Banu K., Lu, Karen H.

“…An environmental scan (ES) is an efficient mixed-methods approach to collect and interpret relevant data for strategic planning and project design. To date,…”
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Two Decades of Huntington Disease Testing: Patient’s Demographics and Reproductive Choices by Krukenberg, Rebekah C., Koller, Daniel L., Weaver, David D., Dickerson, Jennifer N., Quaid, Kimberly A.

“…Predictive testing for Huntington disease (HD) has been available in the United States (US) since 1987, and the Indiana University Predictive Testing Program…”
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RNA sequencing uncovers clinically actionable germline intronic MSH2 variants in previously unresolved Lynch syndrome families by Fulk, Kelly, Turner, Morgan, Eppolito, Amanda, Krukenberg, Rebekah

“…Despite advances in genetic testing for Lynch syndrome, nearly one quarter of mismatch repair-deficient (MMRd) colorectal and endometrial cancers remain…”
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Outcomes of the BRCA quality improvement dissemination program in three health systems by Bednar, Erica M., Chen, Minxing, Walsh, Michael T., Eppolito, Amanda L., Teed, Kelly B., Klein, Molly H., Chao, Han, Berg, Jordan, Bowman, Erin, Yobbi, Cara S., Krukenberg, Rebekah C., Jenkinson, Sandra, Moore, Jennifer, Garcia, Cassie, Goedde, Timothy, Morman, Nichole A., Bowdish, Elizabeth C., Wise, Emaline, Rath, Kellie S., Lu, Karen H.

“…10603 Background: The BRCA Quality Improvement Dissemination Program (BQIDP) was disseminated to 3 community-based health systems’ oncology clinics in 2017…”
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Outcomes of the "BRCA Quality Improvement Dissemination Program": An initiative to improve patient receipt of cancer genetics services at five health systems by Bednar, Erica M., Chen, Minxing, Walsh, Michael T., Eppolito, Amanda L., Klein, Molly H., Teed, Kelly, Hodge, Brittany, Hunter, Jordan, Chao, Han Gill, Davis, Dillon, Serchion, Wilshauna, Yobbi, Cara, Krukenberg, Rebekah, Jenkinson, Sandra B., Moore, Jennifer J., Garcia, Cassandra, Gonzalez, Fatimaeliza, Murray, Towanna, Nielsen, Linda D., Ho, Brenda, Haas, Megan, Greenzweig, Sarah B., Anderson, Abby, Johnson, Christina, Morman, Nichole A., Bowdish, Elizabeth, Wise, Emaline, Cooper, Julia N., Russ, Pauline Kefalas, Tondo-Steele, Katelyn, de Gracia, Buonarotti F., Levin, Brooke, Mattie, Kristin, Zarnawski, Kathryn, Kalasinski, Molly, Stone, Jennifer, O'Brien, Caitlin, Bream, Alexa, Kennedy, Aidan M., Paul, Rachel A., Bilbao, Michelle, Romero, Maureen, Carr, Rebecca L., Siettmann, Jennifer M., Vercruyssen, Anna K., Leon, Kaycee, Arun, Banu K., Grainger, Andrew V., Warshal, David P., Bowman, Erin, Goedde, Timothy A., Halaharvi, Deepa, Rath, Kellie, Grana, Generosa, Mina, Lida, Lu, Karen H.

“…A quality improvement initiative (QII) was conducted with five community-based health systems' oncology care centers (sites A–E). The QII aimed to increase…”
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Abstract P6-08-08: Concurrent DNA and RNA genetic testing identifies more patients with hereditary breast cancer than DNA testing alone by LaDuca, Holly, Hoang, Lily, Dolinsky, Jill, Profato, Jessica, Yussuf, Amal, Horton, Carolyn, Dresbold, Cara, Garcia, Cassie, Koptiuch, Catherine, Dondanville, Danielle, McKenna, Danielle, Menashe, Danielle, Wham, Deborah, Nathan, Deepika, Samad, Diane, Hoodfar, Elizabeth, Patel, Gayle, Moore, Jen, Geurts, Jennifer, Lee, John, Milliron, Kara, Pyrtel, Khateriaa, Farmer, Meagan, Seidel, Meredith, Depas, Morgan, Morman, Nichole, Tan, Olivia, Krukenberg, Rebekah, Pilarski, Rob, Stachowiak, Samantha, Jenkinson, Sandra, Pirzadeh-Miller, Sara, Gaonkar, Shraddha, Demarco, Tiffani, Davis, Brigette Tippin, Chao, Elizabeth C, Karam, Rachid

“…Abstract BACKGROUND: Germline genetic testing is routinely incorporated into clinical care for breast cancer patients to inform management decisions and reduce…”
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Dissemination of universal genetic testing to three unique oncology care settings by Bednar, Erica, Muse, Kimberly I., Oakley, Holly D., Baker, Ellen, Walsh, Michael T., Krukenberg, Rebekah C., Dresbold, Cara S., Morman, Nichole A., Bowdish, Elizabeth C., Cooper, Julia N., Wise, Emaline E, Eppolito, Amanda L., Teed, Kelly B., Klein, Molly H., Chao, Han, Method, Michael W., Grainger, Andrew V., Henson, John W., Lu, Karen H.

“…Abstract only 1590 Background: Efforts are occurring across the United States to improve the rates of identification and standard of care genetic counseling…”
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Splicing profile by capture RNA-seq identifies pathogenic germline variants in tumor suppressor genes by Landrith, Tyler, Li, Bing, Cass, Ashley A, Conner, Blair R, LaDuca, Holly, McKenna, Danielle B, Maxwell, Kara N, Domchek, Susan, Morman, Nichole A, Heinlen, Christopher, Wham, Deborah, Koptiuch, Cathryn, Vagher, Jennie, Rivera, Ragene, Bunnell, Ann, Patel, Gayle, Geurts, Jennifer L, Depas, Morgan M, Gaonkar, Shraddha, Pirzadeh-Miller, Sara, Krukenberg, Rebekah, Seidel, Meredith, Pilarski, Robert, Farmer, Meagan, Pyrtel, Khateriaa, Milliron, Kara, Lee, John, Hoodfar, Elizabeth, Nathan, Deepika, Ganzak, Amanda C, Wu, Sitao, Vuong, Huy, Xu, Dong, Arulmoli, Aarani, Parra, Melissa, Hoang, Lily, Molparia, Bhuvan, Fennessy, Michele, Fox, Susanne, Charpentier, Sinead, Burdette, Julia, Pesaran, Tina, Profato, Jessica, Smith, Brandon, Haynes, Ginger, Dalton, Emily, Crandall, Joy Rae-Radecki, Baxter, Ruth, Lu, Hsiao-Mei, Tippin-Davis, Brigette, Elliott, Aaron, Chao, Elizabeth, Karam, Rachid

“…Germline variants in tumor suppressor genes (TSGs) can result in RNA mis-splicing and predisposition to cancer. However, identification of variants that impact…”
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