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The NCBI Gene Expression Omnibus now provides an RSS feed for new GEO Series records. Subscribing to the feed provides a constant stream of new submissions to GEO.
The venues for cancer research have always included both the laboratory and the clinic. The internet is now a third venue that is becoming increasingly important. Patients use the internet to find support, information, and even care. Clinicians use it for delivering care and staying up on research (and even to communicate with patients). Cancer researchers also use online resources. Here, I give a short list of online resources for cancer researchers, some of which are a bit off the beaten path. This is not a comprehensive list, but a couple of the resources I mention are (comprehensive lists, that is).
A bioconductor email list exchange discusses the question of tests of equivalence with regard to finding unchanging gene expression.