Illumina Announces New Multiomics Oncology Breakthroughs Using Spatial Transcriptomics, 5-Base Sequencing and Proteomics

Reuters02-25
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/ILMN">Illumina</a> Announces New Multiomics Oncology Breakthroughs Using Spatial Transcriptomics, 5-Base Sequencing and Proteomics

Illumina Inc. announced customer clinical research using its 5-base sequencing solution to support pediatric kidney cancer studies, aiming to improve detection of rare tumors such as Wilms and rhabdoid cancers by combining genomic and methylation profiling. The company also highlighted multiomic research in adnexal masses related to advanced ovarian cancer, using its 5-base solution, Illumina Protein Prep, and Illumina Spatial Technology to differentiate malignant from benign samples and to investigate localized tumor biology. Illumina said these findings were revealed by researchers at the Advances in Genome Biology and Technology annual meeting (AGBT).

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