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Andrew P. Han

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Staff Reporter at GenomeWeb

Staff reporter, @GenomeWeb. Covering genome editing and engineering. CRISPR/Cas9, TALENs, ZFNs, SynBio. Tweets/opinions my own. RTs not endorsements.

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  • Swiss Startup Parithera Launches With Plans to Bring CTC Sequencing Platform to Clinical Market

    1 month ago | genomeweb.com | Andrew P. Han

    NEW YORK – Parithera, a single-cell sequencing technology company, has emerged from stealth with plans to bring circulating tumor cell (CTC) analysis to the clinical market. The Switzerland-based startup is planning to sell an instrument and kit that isolates rare cells, especially CTCs, for genomic analysis.

  • Illumina to Offer Pillar Biosciences CDx Assay In Expanded Partnership

    1 month ago | genomeweb.com | Andrew P. Han

    NEW YORK – Illumina said on Wednesday that it has expanded its partnership with Pillar Biosciences to offer the Pillar oncoReveal CDx. Under the terms of the deal, Illumina will begin offering the in vitro diagnostic kit to customers this summer. The assay detects genetic variations in 22 genes and is intended for use with previously diagnosed patients with solid tumors. In April, oncoReveal CDx received nationwide Medicare coverage from the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

  • Researchers Stack Mission Bio Single-Cell Hacks to Trace Cell Lineage With Methylation

    1 month ago | genomeweb.com | Andrew P. Han

    NEW YORK – Researchers have developed a single-cell DNA methylation-based assay on the Mission Bio Tapestri platform to track cell lineage, especially in hematopoiesis. The assay, dubbed Epi-Clone, makes use of CpG methylation signatures that are retained in cell clones and was described Wednesday in a paper published in Nature.

  • Not Just for Kids Anymore: Diagnostic Whole-Genome Sequencing Reaches Adults

    1 month ago | genomeweb.com | Andrew P. Han

    NEW YORK – As part of his neurology genetics practice at Children's Hospital of Orange County, Changrui Xiao sees plenty of children. There, and across the country, kids with suspected genetic conditions are able to get whole-genome sequencing tests to help diagnose their genetic diseases, paid for by private insurance or by state Medicaid programs.

  • US Appeals Court Sends UC Berkeley, Broad Institute Back to the Mat in CRISPR-Cas9 Patent Dispute

    1 month ago | genomeweb.com | Andrew P. Han

    NEW YORK – The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has paved the way for yet another round of legal fighting over foundational CRISPR-Cas9 patents awarded to genome editing pioneers Jennifer Doudna and Feng Zhang, respectively.

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