Natera, Institut Jules Bordet Ink Breast Cancer Research Collaboration

Jun 19, 2018

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Natera and Belgian cancer reference center Institut Jules Bordet plan to collaborate on a breast cancer research project using Natera's circulating tumor DNA assay, Signatera.

Natera will analyze around 300 plasma samples prospectively collected from 80 patients diagnosed with non-metastatic breast cancer who were all treated with chemotherapy followed by surgery.

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