Liquid biopsy testing refers to the non-invasive analysis of tumor-derived genomic material found in the blood or other biofluids, such as bile, cerebro-spinal fluid, or urine.
Liquid biopsies offer several advantages and can deliver a relevant genomic profile even if a tissue sample is unavailable, or complement tissue samples to understand tumor heterogeneity.
We offer a range of Oncomine cfNA liquid biopsy assays for applications across a spectrum of disease research areas.
Each assay enables relevant insights into the genomic makeup of tumors and is provided as part of a complete solution on 2 amplicon-based next-generation sequencing (NGS) platforms, the Ion GeneStudioTM S5 System and the Ion TorrentTM Genexus SystemTM.
Integrated analysis software enhances the efficiency of reporting and the interpretation of your NGS results.
The highly automated workflow helps simplify the testing process, allowing minimal hands-on time and making NGS testing accessible to laboratories of almost all levels of experience and expertise.
Simultaneous analysis of cfDNA (relevant SNVs, indels and CNVs) and cfRNA (fusions to test for all relevant biomarkers)
Reliable results from multiple sample sources: Such as ctNA from blood, bile, cerebrospinal fluid, and urine
Low sample input requirements of as little as 1 ng of total cell-free nucleic acid and high sensitivity with 0.1% LOD to detect even low-level variants
End-to-end highly automated workflow with as little as 20 min hands on time (HOT) to help reduce complexity of implementation and maintenance, needs for bioinformatics expertise and potentially save your technicians' time
Turnaround Time (TAT) of 1-3 days to enable you to deliver relevant reports with speed
The Oncomine cfNA Assay Portfolio
Multi-cancer and tumor-type specific gene coverage to fit your lab’s needs.
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Dr. Brandon Sheffield, MD
Pathologist, W. Osler Health System,
Brampton, Ontario
“The Oncomine Precision Assay, is novel…in that it also looks at circulating cell-free tumor derived RNA to detect fusions as opposed to most of the commercially available assays, which are looking only at DNA.”
Beatriz Bellosillo, PhD
Hospital del Mar,
Spain
“Genomic heterogeneity after anti-EGFR therapy was successfully detected in 94% of the metastatic colorectal cancer research samples using a next-generation sequencing multi-biomarker approach. The Oncomine Colon cfDNA Assay enabled detection of somatic mutations with MAF >0.1%.
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