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Chromosomal Aneuploidy in Normal, Non-Neuronal Brain Nuclei of Glioblastoma Patients is Not a Cancer Driver

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By Cristina Montagna, Olivia Albert, Shixiang Sun, Jhih-Rong Lin
| BioRxiv
Abstract Aneuploidy is a hallmark of cancers, including high-grade glioma (GBM), one of the most aggressive brain tumors. To assess whether increased aneuploidy already occurs in normal brain tissue of GBM patients, we performed single-nucleus whole-genome sequencing on 225 non-neuronal cortical nuclei from 12 disease-free individuals and 6 GBM patients, in the latter analyzing both tumor and non-tumor distal regions.
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Intel CEO to deliver commencement speech, honorary award speakers announced

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By Olivia Albert
| The Lantern Verified
Intel CEO Patrick P. Gelsinger will speak at Ohio State’s Spring 2022 commencement May 8. Credit: Photo courtesy of Intel Corporation Patrick P. Gelsinger, the CEO of Intel, will deliver Ohio State’s spring commencement address to graduates May 8, according to a university news release. More than 12,000 degrees and certificates will be awarded in the Ohio Stadium.
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With the surge in COVID-19 cases across the nation, some universities made the decision to hold classes virtually for the first few weeks of the semester.

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By Olivia Albert
| The Lantern Verified
Out of 14 schools in the Big Ten, 10 are returning to in-person classes as scheduled, including Ohio State. Credit: Christian Harsa | Special Projects Director With the surge in COVID-19 cases across the nation, some universities made the decision to hold classes virtually for the first few weeks of the semester. Out of 14 schools in the Big Ten, 10 are returning to in-person classes as scheduled, including Ohio State.
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