Case Study: Development and Validation of a Cancer Hotspot Assay

April 13, 2017

Case Study: Development and Validation of a Cancer Hotspot Assay

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This webinar is the second in a four-part series highlighting real-world examples of how some lab directors are bringing validated next-generation sequencing-based tests to the clinic.

If you are a clinical laboratory that is currently running or about to begin offering NGS-based clinical genomics testing and want to know how other labs have addressed specific validation and daily implementation challenges, this webinar series is for you!

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