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From: Chris Johnson - CGP results for grant proposal
From: Chris Johnson <chris.johnson@labcorp.com>
Cc: Dr. Sarah Chen <sarah.chen@university.edu>
Subject: CGP results for grant proposal
Date: Today 2:14 PM
Cc: Dr. Sarah Chen <sarah.chen@university.edu>
Subject: CGP results for grant proposal
Date: Today 2:14 PM
Hi there,
Hope you're well. My PhD student just finished analyzing the preliminary CGP data for our collaborative grant. The results look quite interesting.
Key findings include significant mutations in BRCA1 and TP53, along with high microsatellite instability (MSI-H). It seems promising for the grant's direction.
I'd like to find a time for us and Dr. Chen to connect and discuss how we can best integrate this into the grant proposal.
Let me know what your availability looks like next week.
Best,
Chris
Hope you're well. My PhD student just finished analyzing the preliminary CGP data for our collaborative grant. The results look quite interesting.
Key findings include significant mutations in BRCA1 and TP53, along with high microsatellite instability (MSI-H). It seems promising for the grant's direction.
I'd like to find a time for us and Dr. Chen to connect and discuss how we can best integrate this into the grant proposal.
Let me know what your availability looks like next week.
Best,
Chris
To: Chris Johnson <chris.johnson@labcorp.com>, Sarah Chen <sarah.chen@university.edu>
Subject: Re: CGP results for grant proposal
Date: Today 2:18 PM
Subject: Re: CGP results for grant proposal
Date: Today 2:18 PM
Hi Chris,
Thanks for sharing the preliminary data. These results are indeed promising and will significantly strengthen our grant proposal. The MSI-H finding is particularly compelling.
I've checked my calendar. How about we connect with Dr. Chen next week? I'm free at either of these times:
• Tuesday at 10:00 AM PT
• Thursday at 2:00 PM PT
Let me know if either of those works.
Best,
CJ
Chris Johnson
Senior Scientist, LabCorp
Expert in NGS and bioinformatics. Collaborating on cancer genomics grant.
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Dr. Sarah Chen
Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Medicine
Specializes in translational oncology and clinical trial design.
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To: Dr. Evans <evans@university.edu>
Subject: Re: IRB Protocol #12345
Subject: Re: IRB Protocol #12345
Hi Dr. Evans,
Just wanted to quickly follow up on the IRB protocol we discussed. Please let me know if there's any additional information I can provide from my end.
Best,
DE
Dr. Evans
Chair, IRB Committee
Oversees institutional review board for human subject research.
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Grant Collaboration Meeting
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Alex:
We've completed sequencing on 24 samples. I need to follow up with Sam about the IRB approval for the next batch.
Dr. Sarah Chen:
Great progress. Don't forget we need to review the budget allocation for Phase 2.
Alex:
I'll have the full analysis ready by Friday. We need to submit our preliminary findings by March 15.
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Reminder: Follow up with @Sam about IRB approval
Todo: Review budget allocation for Phase 2
Deadline: Submit preliminary findings by March 15
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Dr. Sarah Chen
Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Medicine
Specializes in translational oncology and clinical trial design.
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Alex Thompson
PhD Student, Genomics Lab
Working on cancer genomics and sequencing analysis for collaborative grants.
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