Posts associated with liquid biopsy
Why stabilization matters
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Why does stabilization matter?

Human blood is packed with genetic information found in circulating cell-free DNA (cfDNA) and cell-free RNA (RNA). Liquid biopsy takes advantage of th…
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FDA drafts guidance on ctDNA

Earlier this year, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a draft guidance regarding the use of circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) for early-stage …
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Cleared assays advance liquid biopsy

The goal of liquid biopsy moved closer to reality in past weeks. Liquid biopsy is the use of a bodily fluid to collect information from a distant site…
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Circulating RNA and EV poster

Streck recently presented data on our new and innovative blood collection tube, RNA Complete BCT™, at the American Association for Cancer Resea…
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New tube maintains EVs and cfRNA

Streck R&D Senior Scientific Manager Nick George, Ph.D., recently presented a 15-minute talk titled “Introducing RNA Complete BCT® (RUO), a nov…
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Key development for liquid biopsy research

A recent publication from the BloodPAC group seeks to standardize pre-analytical variables for liquid biopsies. Titled “Minimum Technical Data Eleme…
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Clear advantage of glass BCTs

When choosing between glass or plastic blood collection tubes designed to maintain the cell-free DNA population, there is an often overlooked aspect w…
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Cell-Free DNA BCT featured in Nature

Researchers developing advanced methods for characterizing tumors through the analysis of circulating DNA in the bloodstream used Streck Cell-Free DNA…
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What is an extracellular vesicle?

Extracellular vesicles (EVs) are a topic of growing importance in biomedical research. Even a brief survey of the scientific literature shows not only…
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