1 mutation in 100 000 wild-types
because sensitivity matters

Applications

Rarity superRCA® is an ultrasensitive multiplex assay for detecting rare nucleic acid sequences in liquid biopsy or tissue samples.

Measurable Residual Disease (MRD)

Greater knowledge of MRD and post-treatment disease surveillance offers the promise of improved treatment and resistance monitoring, as well as better risk stratification. However, research has been limited by low sensitivity and impractical turn-around times for sampling and analysis.

The superRCA® assays offer ultra-high sensitivity for detecting singe or of multiple mutation targets simultaneously, in a panel or individually, for advanced translational research.

Acute Myeloid Leukemia

Colorectal Cancer

Lung Cancer

Liquid Biopsy

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Rarity Bioscience’s superRCA® assays offer the ultra-high sensitivity detection of multiple mutation targets simultaneously needed to analyze genomic and cell-free DNA in liquid biopsies.

The utilization of very short nucleic acid detection sequences in the superRCA assay also gives good performance in liquid biopsies prone to nucleosome fragmentation. 

Clinical Trials

Mutation analysis using genomic and cell-free DNA in solid and liquid biopsies has become an integral part of biomarker assessment in drug development and clinical trials. It can also be used to better define inclusion criteria in clinical studies and patient stratification to treatment groups, and aid in monitoring of progression.

The easy-to-use superRCA® assay technology uses standard flow cytometers for sample analysis that can be found at many labs and CROs. This makes initial investment low and assay transfer and setup easy with limited need for training.

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