The University of Western Ontario has issued a press release about our studies describing a unified framework for prioritization of mutations in breast and ovarian cancer. 
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Discovery Grant from Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council received for “Unravelling the metaphase epigenome: Differences in DNA accessibility between homologous chromosomes.” Joan Knoll, Principal Applicant and Peter Rogan, Co-applicant have been awarded 5 years of funding (2016-21) for this project.
Our paper, which describes a generalized information theory-based approach for mutation analysis of protein-nucleic binding sites, has been published:
Mucaki, E, Caminsky N, Perri A, Lu R, Laederach A, Halvorsen, M, Knoll, JHM, Rogan PK. A unified analytic framework for prioritization of non-coding variants of uncertain significance in heritable breast and ovarian cancer, BMC Medical Genomics, 9:19, 2016. DOI: 10.1186/s12920-016-0178-5. (link to paper) (PubMed citation)