Detecting 72 genes most commonly mutated in lung cancer

Detecting 72 genes most commonly mutated in lung cancer

Anatomy - Pathology / Cytogenetics / Molecular Diagnostics

December 14, 2016

Interested in the simultaneous detection of 72 genes most commonly mutated in lung cancer with high confidence? The newly developed Human Lung Cancer QIAseq DNA Panel provides you with a complete Sample to Insight solution and a simple, streamlined workflow.

The panel combines single primer extension (SPE) technology and unique molecular indices (UMIs) to enable sequencing of GC-rich regions, direct quantitation of CNVs, accurate expression level measurement and variant call validation. The simplicity of the system makes it ideal for routine known and novel lung cancer mutation detection on any NGS platform from Illumina and Ion Torrent.

Exosomes – small vesicles, big players

Exosomes – small vesicles, big players

Anatomy - Pathology / Cytogenetics / Molecular Dia...

Functional study of exosomes and exoRNAs starts with isolation. Are you still performing time-consuming ultracentrifugation to isolate the contents of exosomes and other extracellular vesicles?

January 11, 2017 More +
 AFNOR Validation for SNAPduo ST Plus

AFNOR Validation for SNAPduo ST Plus

Anatomy - Pathology / Cytogenetics / Molecular Dia...

IDEXX SnapDuo ST Plus has received an AFNOR Validation.
AFNOR Certification, obtained after rigorous validation and European ring trials, confirms the exceptional performance and robustness of the SNAPduo ST Plus test:

January 29, 2021 More +
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