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Diagnostic Division
Colorectal cancer |
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Microsatellite instability |
Colon cancer: Colorectal cancer is a common
disorder. The Mediterranean/Eastern population is less susceptible to
it. We know that our population gets it at a younger age. We believe
this is a reflection of a genetic susceptibility, which overwhelms
the environmental causes such as alcohol consumption, low roughage
consumption etc. Our population is thus suited to indentify the genetic
cause.
We offer microsatellite instability test based on
immunohistochemistry and Bathesda criteria PCR test to our patients.
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MLH1-MSH2-PMS2
Sequencing |
We perform immunohistochemitry for MLH1, MSH2, PMS2 and MSH6
Our
lab performs mlh1 and msh2 sequencing as part of the European
Molecular Genetics quality assurance program
We perform Ki-Ras mutation profiling on CRC to tailor therapy.
Patients with Wild-type Ki-Ras are more suited for chemical intervention
We offer GIST mutation profiling
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CRC Genetic profiling for metastatic signature |
Agilent
Human Genome CGH Microarray 244K
- 236,000+ coding and noncoding human
sequences represented
- Probes annotated against NCBI Build 36 (UCSC
hg18, March 2006)
- 8.9 KB overall median probe spacing (7.4 KB
in Refseq genes)
- 0.5 μg total genomic DNA input requirement
- 1 x 244K slide format printed using
Agilent's 60-mer SurePrint technology
- Cost: 300 K.D per slide (1 array)
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