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History of Integrating Genomics in Nursing Research: The Importance of Omics in Symptom Science

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The National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) supports and conducts clinical and basic research, and research training across the behavioral and biological sciences. NINR has a long history of promoting the integration of omics technologies and methodologies into nursing research, with particular emphasis on symptom science. NINR’s continued efforts with omics approaches in symptom science include expanded training and collaborative research opportunities, as well as multidisciplinary partnerships.

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    Patricia A. Grady, Ann K. Cashion & Louise M. Rosenbaum

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Grady, P.A., Cashion, A.K., Rosenbaum, L.M. (2020). History of Integrating Genomics in Nursing Research: The Importance of Omics in Symptom Science. In: Dorsey, S., Starkweather, A. (eds) Genomics of Pain and Co-Morbid Symptoms. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21657-3_1

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