The SATB2 Gene Trust UK was established to enhance the lives of those affected by SATB2-associated syndrome by raising awareness and supporting research
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ALT Light blue background with DNA graphic wrapping the corner and the text: Ten years ago, today, the 100,000 Genomes Project was announced. At the time, no one in the world had attempted a project like this.
ALT Light blue background with DNA graphic wrapping the corner and the text: It was a revolutionary approach to healthcare. Combining science, tech, and patient data to personalise care with participants informing every step.
ALT Light blue background with colourful circles containing the text: Today, ten years from its start... 20-25% of rare disease patients have received diagnostic findings; ~50% of cancer results contain the potential for a therapy or clinical trial; We're still analysing genomes to find new answers for patients and participants
ALT Light blue background with DNA graphic wrapping the corner and the text: Whole genome sequencing is now embedded into standard NHS care. We continue to analyse genomes to find new answers for patients and participants.
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