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AVENIO Tumor Tissue Analysis Kits
Features and Benefits of AVENIO Tumor Tissue Analysis Kits
- Exactly-matched tissue and ctDNA panels (same genes, gene regions and hybrid-capture workflow) to facilitate concordance analysis
- All four mutation classes (SNVs, indels, fusions and CNVs) in a single DNA workflow with exceptional sensitivity and specificity1
- 99% success rate for FFPE tissue samples that pass input QC testing using the AVENIO QC kit included with AVENIO tumor tissue assays
- Flexibility to switch between tissue and plasma to support a variety of research applications
- A streamlined, end-to-end workflow from extraction to analysis and reporting in 5 days
- A turnkey solution that includes reagents, intuitive analysis and reporting to facilitate in-house adoption of high performance NGS oncology testing
Exceptional Performance
End-to-end workflow from extraction to analysis and reporting in five days
Roche | AVENIO Tumor Tissue Targeted Kit
The AVENIO Tumor Tissue Targeted Kit is a 17 gene (81kb) pan-cancer assay that contains guideline-aligned biomarkers, including those identified by the U.S. National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN).
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Roche | AVENIO Tumor Tissue Expanded Kit
The AVENIO Tumor Tissue Expanded Kit is a 77 gene (192kb) pan-cancer assay that contains 17 genes in the NCCN and other guidelines, plus 60 emerging biomarkers investigated in clinical trials.
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Roche | AVENIO Tumor Tissue Surveillance Kit
The AVENIO Tumor Tissue Surveillance Kit is an assay that contains genes that are specially optimized for longitudinal monitoring of tumor burden and detection of minimal residual disease in lung cancer and colorectal cancer.
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- National Comprehensive Cancer Network. October 15, 2016.