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Image: MinION USB-attachable miniature DNA sequencing device (Photo courtesy of Oxford Nanopore).

Miniature DNA Sequencing Device Independently Evaluated

The performance of a hand held miniature DNA sequencing device has been evaluated by an open, international consortium, and the resulting recommendations and protocols are available.   More...
04 Nov 2015
Image: New study shows that blood testing by targeted-NGS of extracted cfDNA could help match cancer patients with the most appropriate targeted therapy and to simply and quickly monitor response to treatment (Photo courtesy of Cancer Research UK).

Blood Test Could Match and Monitor Cancer Patients and Treatment

Researchers have found that new generation sequencing of circulating cell-free DNA in blood plasma could help successfully pair cancer patients with the most suitable therapy and track tumor progression to assess treatment effectiveness.  More...
01 Nov 2015
Image: The HiSeq 2500 ultra-high-throughput sequencing system (Photo courtesy of Illumina).

Novel Diagnostic Technology Rapidly Identifies Cancer Source

A substantial proportion of cancer cases present with a metastatic tumor and require further testing to determine the primary site; many of these are never fully diagnosed and remain cancer of unknown primary origin.  More...
28 Oct 2015
Image: The IONA test for the screening plasma for trisomies 21, 18 or 13 (Photo courtesy of Premaitha Health plc).

Noninvasive Prenatal Screening Test Validated for Trisomies

Diagnosis of fetal aneuploidies relies on invasive testing by chorionic villous sampling or amniocentesis in pregnancies that are identified by screening to be at high-risk for such aneuploidies.  More...
28 Oct 2015
Image: A schematic diagram of a new method that rapidly analyzes the RNA (green strands) of HIV for mutations (red dot) that convey drug resistance. The system does not require transcription of RNA to DNA, as current technologies do, and works within one solution (purple droplet) (Photo courtesy of Dr. Lei Zhang, Brown University).

One-Tube RNA Ligation and Amplification Method for Rapid Detection of Drug Resistant HIV

By not requiring transcription of RNA to DNA, a novel one-tube method allows the rapid detection of drug resistant strains of HIV.  More...
28 Oct 2015
Image: The 3M Integrated Cycler with assay kits (Photo courtesy of Focus Diagnostics).

Simplexa Direct Test Includes 53 New Virus Strains

The Simplexa test kit for select virus strains can detect a total of 92 influenza and respiratory syncytial virus virus strains, more than any other officially cleared molecular test kit.  More...
20 Oct 2015
Image: Ciliary ultrastructure on the right from a patient with primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) showing the absence of outer and inner dynein arms and on the left normal cilium from a healthy individual in which both inner and outer dynein arms can clearly identified (Photo courtesy of Dr. J. Carson, PhD).

Test Menu Expanded to Include Hundreds of New Genes

A genetic information company has announced that it has more than doubled the size of its genetic testing platform to include more than 600 genes and will release the new content between now and the end of 2015.  More...
20 Oct 2015
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