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Long before an advanced nuclear reactor begins to generate power or another complicated project comes to life, researchers and engineers model and simulate it to ensure success. Now a collaboration between Idaho National Laboratory and Orem, Utah-based Coreform makes this modeling and simulation faster, less costly and more efficient. The partnership improves upon an open-source INL platform to make simulations more true to life, benefiting the many projects that leverage it. Modeling and simulation can reduce the uncertainty margins.
This executive summary reviews the topics covered in this PDQ summary on the genetics of breast and gynecologic cancers, with hyperlinks to detailed sections below that describe the evidence on each topic. Factors suggestive of a genetic contribution to both breast cancer and gynecologic cancer include 1 an increased incidence of these cancers among individuals with a family history of these cancers; 2 multiple family members affected with these and other cancers; and 3 a pattern of cancers compatible with autosomal dominant inheritance. Both males and females can inherit and transmit an autosomal dominant cancer predisposition gene. Breast and ovarian cancer are present in several autosomal dominant cancer syndromes, although they are most strongly associated with highly penetrant germline pathogenic variants in BRCA1 and BRCA2. Colorectal cancer and, to a lesser extent, ovarian cancer and stomach cancer is also associated with Lynch syndrome.
