Polyposis: Are Orphan Drugs the Answer?
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Document Type
Podcast
Hosts
Michael Smith
Featured Speaker
Seth Septer, DO
Length of Episode
11:26
Description
Researchers at Children’s Mercy Kansas City are using a multi-pronged research approach to investigate the underlying causes of inherited conditions and possible new treatment options.
Dr. Seth Septer and partners are looking into the genotype and phenotype correlations within inherited gastrointestinal syndromes, such as familial adenomatous polyposis, to determine if patients may be at risk for certain type of cancer or a more aggressive form of cancer, depending on their gene mutations.
The team has already found success testing orphan drugs against patients tumor cells grown in a dish.
Dr. Seth Septer is here to discuss how he and his partners are making advances in hereditary polyposis and other inherited gastrointestinal conditions.
Publication Date
10-5-2015
Recommended Citation
Smith, Michael and Septer, Seth, "Polyposis: Are Orphan Drugs the Answer?" (2015). Transformational Pediatrics Podcast. 16.
https://scholarlyexchange.childrensmercy.org/transformational-peds_podcast/16
