Oncogenomics is the study of genetic changes within cancer cells. By analyzing the genetic profile of a tumor, oncogenomics helps healthcare providers understand what is driving cancer growth and identify the most effective treatment options for each patient.
This approach supports precision medicine, where treatment decisions are tailored to the unique genetic characteristics of an individual's cancer.
Oncogenomic testing helps match patients with targeted therapies and immunotherapies that are more likely to be effective based on their tumor's genetic profile.
The test identifies key genetic alterations such as:
Understanding these changes helps guide treatment at the molecular level.
Using circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA), oncogenomics enables minimally invasive blood-based testing that can help:
Genomic analysis provides valuable information about:
Blood sample, or Saliva sample The test analyzes multiple cancer-related genes to provide a detailed genetic risk assessment.
Sample Type: Blood
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✔ Personalized cancer treatment planning
✔ Identification of targeted therapy options
✔ Minimally invasive monitoring through liquid biopsy
✔ Better prediction of treatment outcomes
✔ Improved clinical decision-making