- Bionano reported publication of multicenter clinical research study in American Journal of Hematology showing optical genome mapping outperformed standard cytogenetics workflows in multiple myeloma.
- Results were already presented via peer-reviewed publication dated April 2, 2026.
- Study found optical genome mapping delivered more clinically relevant findings than karyotyping or FISH in real-world samples, including cases where traditional testing returned normal or no result.
- Data also supported adding optical genome mapping alongside next-generation sequencing to strengthen comprehensive genomic profiling aligned with major clinical guideline recommendations.
- Bionano framed multiple myeloma as key expansion area for optical genome mapping, positioning study as potential catalyst for higher adoption and utilization of its platform.
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