What we do:
The Claremont Amany Institute of Cancer Genomics is a hematologic cancer–focused research and biobanking institute dedicated to ethically collecting, integrating, and analyzing biospecimens, genomic data, and longitudinal clinical information from African populations. We translate these data into actionable insights that advance precision oncology, therapeutic development, and equitable cancer care globally.
Integrated Genomic & Clinical Data
Each biospecimen is linked to:
Genomic data (e.g., sequencing, molecular profiling)
Longitudinal clinical phenotypes
Treatment, response, and outcome data
Real-world electronic medical record (EMR) data
This integrated approach creates a uniquely powerful resource for translational research.
Longitudinal Follow-Up
Patients are followed prospectively, enabling:
Disease evolution and resistance studies
Outcome-based biomarker discovery
Real-world effectiveness analyses
Research & Commercial Access
Under a robust governance framework, CAICG provides access to:
Academic researchers
Biotechnology and pharmaceutical partners
Diagnostics and precision-medicine developers
Access models include curated sample access, data licensing, and collaborative research partnerships.