SeekInCureTM
Pan-cancer monitoring, non-invasive recurrence test
Cancer recurrence is a leading cause of death among cancer patients. Even those who have undergone radical surgery in the early stages are at a certain risk of recurrence. Therefore, early detection of cancer recurrence signals and timely therapeutic intervention can help reduce the risk of death.
SeekInCureTM is a molecular residual disease (MRD) assay applied for monitoring cancer recurrence and evaluating risk in postoperative patients.
Pan-cancer
Non-invasive
MRD detection
Recurrence pridiction
Highlights
- SeeklnCureTM takes a panoramic view of cancer signatures in blood and a multi-omics approach incorporating genomic and epigenetic alterations in conjunction with clinically validated protein biomarkers.
- Equipped with proprietary artificial intelligence (AI)- and big data-driven cancer recurrence index (CRI) algorithm, it generates a CRI index to reflect cancer siginals.
- SeeklnCureTM is meant to be used serially to detect recurrence earlier.
Testing time
After Surgery,
check if there are cancer signs remaining,
evaluate the need for adjuvant chemotherapy.
Assessing therapy efficacy,
evaluate if the adjuvant chemotherapy is effective, and determine when to escalate or adjust the treatment accordingly.
Early recurrence detection,
surveillance with greater sensitivity to detect signs of recurrence earlier than current standard of care tools.
Specifications
◉ Indicated subjects: cancer patients who undergone curative surgery
◉ Sample requirement: 8ml peripheral blood
◉ Result readout: cancer recurrence index (CRI)
◉ Turnaround time (TAT): 10 working days
How it works
Customer order
Customers can place orders through SeekIn official website or local agents
Blood-draw
8 ml venous peripheral blood collected in cell-free DNA BCT and can be stably stored at room temperature for 5 days
Testing
Detection by Roche cobas e411 instrument + next generation sequencing (NGS) platform
Reporting
The test results will be ready in about 10 workdays after your blood draw arrived at central lab
