TruSight Oncology Platform Reagents

A set of NGS platform reagents for detecting cancer variants, using an enrichment-based method to simultaneously analyze DNA and RNA. Gene content is not included. Read More...
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TruSight® Oncology Library Prep

20010184

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TruSight Oncology DNA Library Prep

20010185

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TruSight® Oncology RNA Library Prep

20010186

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TruSight® Oncology Enrichment

20010187

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Product Highlights

These enrichment-based next-generation sequencing (NGS) reagents enable simultaneous analysis of DNA and RNA, and can cover a wide range of cancer variant types. This methodology provides laboratories with a deep view into the genetics of cancer.

  • Accurate Results from Low-Quality Samples1
    Enables variant detection with as little as 40 ng DNA and RNA input, maximizing the results from precious formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) samples.
  • Supports Comprehensive Coverage of Cancer-Related Variants
    Allows the assessment of multiple variant types in one assay using DNA and RNA which creates efficiencies in sample usage, time, and cost.
  • Integrated, Streamlined Workflow
    DNA and RNA are prepared in parallel with an integrated workflow following DNA shearing/cDNA synthesis.
  • Flexible Applications
    Enrichment-based workflow allows for a wide variety of content, input types, and applications.

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References
  1. Data on file. Illumina, Inc. March 2017.