Omolara Fatiregun (@a_fatiregun) 's Twitter Profile
Omolara Fatiregun

@a_fatiregun

Cancer research

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Dr. Hannah Ayettey Anie (@ayetteydr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ruth Agaba(✸,✸)🔆 AORTIC Solomon Rotimi Prof FTO 🇳🇬🇺🇸 Development of a research agenda for Africa and eventually the African cancer genome will go a long way to tailor treatment to the needs of the African cancer patient. #AfricanCancerGenomics #AfricanCancer

Solomon Rotimi (@dapsing) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's with the permission of African elders like you, ma. If it's #African, it must come with #proverbs and adages. Proverbs are the chariots that words ride on. (with permission)😂😂😂😂 It's all in the spirit of #AfricanCancerGenomics

Pedro W. Fernandez, PhD (@pedf32) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Omolara Fatiregun AORTIC Solomon Rotimi The sad reality is that most genomics studies, particularly GWAS, have focused almost exclusively on populations of European ancestry, with less than 4% having included populations of African ancestry.

Pedro W. Fernandez, PhD (@pedf32) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Omolara Fatiregun AORTIC Solomon Rotimi This article sums up the reality, I recommend you read it if you have an interest in prostate cancer or other cancers as well: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33302594/

Pedro W. Fernandez, PhD (@pedf32) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Omolara Fatiregun AORTIC Solomon Rotimi However, African populations have much to offer, the linkage disequilibrium blocks in African populations are significantly smaller than European populations, thus allowing fine mapping to pin-point causal variants, or variants that increase disease risk.

Pedro W. Fernandez, PhD (@pedf32) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Omolara Fatiregun AORTIC Solomon Rotimi African populations also have unique variant that are rare in other populations, these variants may have modifier effects that influence tumour pathology or response to treatment.

Ruth Agaba(✸,✸)Reddio (@ruth6love) 's Twitter Profile Photo

AORTIC amaka lasebikan Implementation Science and Cancer Genomics in Africa, Is there a link? can we explore this link to reduce the cancer burden in Africa? #AfricancancerGenomics AORTIC

amaka lasebikan (@amaka_lasebikan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ruth Agaba(✸,✸)🔆 AORTIC I am Amaka Lasebikan, a clinical oncologist at the University of Nigeria teaching hospital Enugu Nigeria. I am a member of the AORTIC Research committee and the Chair of the African Research and control ECHO.

amaka lasebikan (@amaka_lasebikan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ruth Agaba(✸,✸)🔆 AORTIC My interests are in cancer prevention, genomic epidemiology and implementation science. My clinical interests are in breast and GI malignancies and both are heavily influenced by genomics

Omolara Fatiregun (@a_fatiregun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

AORTIC We really appreciate all our speakers today. The final question for this twitter chat goes to Belmira AORTIC What are the benefits of joining AORTIC. AORTIC Solomon Rotimi #AfricanCancerGenomics

AORTIC (@aortic_africa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank you Omolara Fatiregun Free access to Cancer Genomics Conference! Reduced fees AORTIC 2021 coming up - 7-10 Nov 2021! Eligible to apply for bursaries, join committees & much, much, more! See full benefits & join here! 👇 aortic-africa.org/become-a-membe… #AfricanCancerGenomics

Nature Reviews Cancer (@naturerevcancer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW Comment! F.T. Odedina Prof FTO 🇳🇬🇺🇸 & S. Rotimi Solomon Rotimi discuss how we can promote #CancerGenomics research in Africa to help us understand the genetic architecture of cancer and tailor diagnoses and therapies to African populations. go.nature.com/3seR62G

NEW Comment! F.T. Odedina <a href="/DrOdedina/">Prof FTO 🇳🇬🇺🇸</a> &amp; S. Rotimi <a href="/dapsing/">Solomon Rotimi</a> discuss how we can promote #CancerGenomics research in Africa to help us understand the genetic architecture of cancer and tailor diagnoses and therapies to African populations. go.nature.com/3seR62G