TUMOR DIAGNOSTICS

CancerMRD

First creates a patient-specific tumor fingerprint from whole-genome tumor–normal analysis, then tracks those variants in serial cfDNA samples.

STARTING MATERIAL

Fingerprint phase: tumor with ≥20% tumor content plus 1–2 ml EDTA blood or 1–2 µg normal DNA. Monitoring phase: 3 × 10 ml cfDNA tubes at each time point.

METHOD / ANALYTICAL SCOPE

Whole-genome tumor–normal discovery followed by personalized multiplex cfDNA monitoring; referenced limit of detection down to 0.02% tumor content (200 ppm).

MEDICAL REPORT

Patient-specific molecular signal over time, with quantitative longitudinal comparison and assay limitations.

TURNAROUND

Fingerprint design and monitoring timing are confirmed after sample review.

CLINICAL VALUE

Where this test is strongest

Personalized tumor fingerprint

Whole-genome discovery rather than a fixed hotspot panel

Referenced detection down to 0.02% tumor content

Designed for serial longitudinal monitoring

LIMITATIONS

What must remain visible

!No fixed gene list: tracked variants are unique to each tumor.

!Not suitable for every tumor; low-shedding cancers can produce false-negative plasma results.

!A baseline tumor and matched normal sample are needed to create the fingerprint.

GENE & ANALYTICAL SCOPE

Personalized; no fixed list

No fixed gene list. Whole-genome tumor–normal analysis selects a personalized set of variants for monitoring.

Personalized WGS fingerprintCase-specific analytical scope
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Tumor-specific variants are selected genome-wide and converted into an individualized cfDNA monitoring assay.

No fixed gene-by-gene list applies to this scope.

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