Dr Ann-Marie Patch
Ann-Marie is team head of the Clinical Genomics group at QIMR Berghofer. She is an expert in cancer genomics, with her current work focusing on identifying genomic heterogeneity of cancer and its effect on patient response to therapy. Her research crosses multiple cancer types and she has been the lead bioinformatician on several large cancer projects including the Australian Ovarian International Cancer Genome Consortium project and the Australian Mesothelioma Genomics project. Before moving to Australia, she was a post-doctoral fellow researching the genetics of inherited human diseases and was a bioinformatician within a NHS diagnostic medical genetics laboratory in the UK. Ann-Marie is active in training upcoming bioinformaticians and is part of the Bioinformatics training team for Bioplatforms Australia, delivering cancer genomics and the EMBL-EBI associated train-the-trainer courses.
(Sun 16:00-18:00 Elston Room) Session 8: Pancreas and Cancer - Plenary
(16:00-16:15) Genetic Variation Between Primary Colorectal Cancer & Liver Metastases
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