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Brian Oh

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Nature, Teachers College Record, Serious Eats, Thrillist, Eater DC, Stars and Stripes, Washington City Paper, Washingtonian, 3DPrint.com, Lexology and
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Whole-genome landscapes of 1,364 breast cancers - Nature

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By Jonghan Yu, Brian Oh, Ji-Yeon Kim, Young Lee, Kabsoo Shin, Jun Mo Kang, Yuna Lee , Won-Chul Lee, Jeongmin Lee, Young Seok Ju, Soo Yeon Bae
| Nature
Abstract Breast cancer remains a major global health challenge1. Here, to comprehensively characterize its genomic landscape and the clinical significance of genomic characteristics, we analysed whole-genome sequences from 1,364 clinically annotated breast cancers, with transcriptome data available for most cases. Our study expands the repertoire of oncogenic alterations and identifies novel driver genes, recurrent gene fusions, structural variants and copy number alterations.
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Chapel Volunteer Appreciation Event to be held on Camp Zama Sept. 23

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By Brian Oh
| Stars and Stripes
(Camp Zama Religious Support Office) The Camp Zama Religious Support Office is pleased to announce the annual Chapel Volunteer Appreciation Event, scheduled for September 23, 2025, at the Camp Zama Community Club. The Camp Zama Chapel community will host a vibrant and heartfelt Volunteer Recognition Event, honoring the more than 200 individuals who dedicate their time and talents to supporting its multifaceted ministries.
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If the iPhone 17 doesn't get ProMotion, I won't be upgrading my iPhone 12

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By Brian Oh
| Techstreet Now
28 minutes ago Engadget In 2020, I bought an iPhone 12 to replace my aging Pixel 3, and nearly five years later, I'm still using that same device because it works fine and Apple has yet to bring the feature I want most on a regular iPhone: a ProMotion display. If you're not familiar with the company's marketing lingo, ProMotion is its way of describing a high-refresh rate display. Apple introduced ProMotion with the iPhone 13 Pro.
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