GT-Digital IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 Mutation Panel
GT-Digital IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 Mutation Panel v1.0 for the Roche Digital LightCycler® System
- Highly multiplexed assay measures six IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 targets in a single well
- Patent-pending technology allows for highly specific detection and quantification
- Kits include controls and step-by-step data analysis guidance
- Assay detects key IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 mutations in ctDNA even in very low concentration plasma samples
GT-Plex™ Multiplexed IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 Panel
IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 Targets in One Assay Solution
- IDH1-R132 (control region)
- IDH2-R172K
- IDH1-R132C/H
- IDH2-R140Q
- NPM1-uni (control region)
- NPM1-W288 insertions
Controls Included
Assay includes three control solutions including an IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 non-mutant qualitative positive control (0% VAF), mutant qualitative positive control (100% VAF), and a mixed qualitative positive control (10% VAF) for all target regions.
Highly Sensitive
Detect as few as 3 target copies per reaction
Robust
Eliminate interference from PCR inhibitors compared to real-time quantitative PCR (RT-qPCR)
High Throughput
Multiplex for faster throughput and lower reagent cost
Compatible
Use with DNA from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) samples, fresh/frozen tissue, whole blood, cell-free DNA (cfDNA), and circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA)
Our IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 Oncology Assays Are Optimized for the Roche Digital PCR Platform with More in Development!
Key Benefits
Detect as few as 3 copies of the IDH1/IDH2/NPM1 gene targets per reaction and genotype samples with low nucleic acid concentrations
Leverage our GT-Plex™ technology to amplify more targets in each assay, saving you time and money
Assay your samples with validated kits that include all necessary primers, probes, and controls
Minimize interference from PCR inhibitors using dPCR technology
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Quantify Your Target in 3 Easy Steps
Receive kit via overnight shipping within five business days
Extract nucleic acid from your sample using your lab’s preferred method
Perform the PCR assay on your sample using your instrument of choice