Spotlight on Cancer Diagnostic Tech: What is GE Clarient’s Multiplexing?
September 18th, 2011
From rdmag.com
GE Reports: How else does multiplexing technology help with cancer diagnostics?
Dr. Burczak: Clarient has developed some molecular pathology tests that look at many different proteins. One such test, called Pulmotype, determines what type of lung cancer a patient has. One of the big problems with lung biopsies is the difficulty in obtaining enough tissue because the physician cannot remove a large section of lung. With the GE multiplexing technology, even with very small amounts of tissue, Clarient can run their whole Pulmotype test and get a complete analysis.
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