Topic: Nxclinical
NxClinical 5.0 webinar - what to expect
We are ringing in the new year with a webinar on what’s new in NxClinical. Sign-up to save your spot!
The 2019 Southern California Regional Molecular and Cytogenetics Meeting
At the latest SoCal region Cytogenetics and Molecular Genetics meeting, there was much discussion over the future direction of genomic variant detection and classification in oncology.
Clinical Genome Data Analysis Workshop in China
To educate the community and encourage sharing of experiences and knowledge within the genetic testing labs, Be Creative recently hosted a workshop on clinical data analysis and interpretation using NxClinical.
OMIM data in NxClinical
OMIM (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man) is a comprehensive database consisting of human genes and genetic phenotypes associated with Mendelian disorders. The database is used by genetic labs to assist in interpretation. It is maintained by Johns Hopkins University and is available freely via the online GUI for personal, educational, or research use but other uses, usage by certain types of organizations, as well as downloading or incorporating with products does carry licensing fees.
Did you catch the PerkinElmer Genomics' webinar on their new CNGnome test using NxClinical for analysis & interpretation?
Using a combination of genomic sequencing technologies and bioinformatic tools, PerkinElmer Genomics is paving the way to replace traditional microarray analyses for constitutional genomics with NGS. Dr. Alka Chaubey, PerkinElmer Genomics, presented development and validation of the new CNGnome™ Test and comparison to traditional CMA. Dr. Chaubey also discusses how NxClinical was selected for use with their new assay and shows how the software was invaluable in the interpretation process.
Heritable retinal dystrophies - trio analysis in NxClinical
A recent NxClinical case study features familial and trio analysis of a patient population in Costa Rica. Dr. Daynna Wolff, Director, Clinical Cytogenetics and Genomics, Medical University of South Carolina used NxClinical for integrative analysis of copy number, sequence variants, and autozygosity mapping to study 31 affected children from 23 Costa Rican families.
Chatting with Dr. Ingrid Simonic about Consolidation of Multiple Testing Strategies
Recently we spoke with Dr. Ingrid Simonic, Deputy Director, Medical Genetics Laboratories, Cambridge University Hospitals, about the current stage of testing strategies, in particular the workflow at her hospital. She discussed how they perform many tests at the hospital and not necessarily because there are that many patients but that several tests are performed per patient.
Looking back at ACMG 2018
The Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting (ACMG) is soon, we wanted to make sure you didn't miss out on the action down in Charlotte, North Carolina! Visit booth #806 or our exhibit theater with Dr. Sarah Murray, UCSD to learn more about CNV, AOH and Sequence Variants Detected from a Single NGS Assay.
ACMG 2018 in Charlotte is Right Around the Corner!
The Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting (ACMG) is soon, we wanted to make sure you didn't miss out on the action down in Charlotte, North Carolina! Visit booth #806 or our exhibit theater with Dr. Sarah Murray, UCSD to learn more about CNV, AOH and Sequence Variants Detected from a Single NGS Assay.
NxClinical February track updates
Post ExcerptThis week many new tracks were added to the NxClinical track auto-update system. Below is a detailed description of what was added. CIViC – CIViC is an open access, open source, community-driven web resource for Clinical Interpretation of Variants in Cancer.
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- Tel: (310) 414-8100
- Fax: (310) 414-8111
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