Liquid Biopsy MCED is a blood test that analyzes cell-free DNA to detect genetic changes associated with cancer, including mutations and methylation patterns.
Traditional biopsies are invasive and often miss early-stage cancers. Liquid Biopsy MCED provides non-invasive, repeatable testing to detect multiple types of cancer at an earlier stage when treatment is more effective.
The technology involves extracting cell-free DNA from a patient's blood sample. This DNA is then analyzed for specific genomic alterations and epigenetic modifications indicative of cancer presence or progression.
The process involves sample collection from the patient, DNA extraction, amplification if necessary, followed by sequencing or other analytical methods to identify specific genetic markers.
Samples are processed in a clinical laboratory setting. The key steps include blood draw, cell-free DNA isolation, and high-throughput sequencing or targeted sequencing for mutation detection.
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