OGT launches breakthrough CytoSure NGS panel for constitutional cytogenetics

Robust panel enables accurate and comprehensive constitutional genetic aberration screening in one assay

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Oxford Gene Technology (OGT), A Sysmex Group Company, has launched a transformative next-generation sequencing (NGS) panel for constitutional cytogenetics research. The CytoSure™ Constitutional NGS Panel contains the most up-to-date, hand-curated content for intellectual disability (ID) and developmental delay (DD) research. Delivering accurate and reliable detection of copy number variations (CNVs), single nucleotide variations (SNVs), insertion/deletions (indels) and loss of heterozygosity (LOH)—including in mosaic samples—the panel combines the benefits of NGS and microarrays in one cost-effective assay.

OGT’s CytoSure brand is renowned for excellence in constitutional cytogenetics, with its popular Constitutional v3 microarrays in wide use across major laboratories worldwide. There is a desire within constitutional genetics laboratories to transition to NGS technologies, however it has often been problematic to achieve accurate single-exon CNV and LOH detection on these platforms. OGT’s expertise combined with a long heritage in hybridisation technologies, design and software, has enabled the company to overcome this challenge, ...

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