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Testing & tracking

Compare the routes.

Four testing pathways and three genetic tracking tests — side by side, so the right route is a quick decision.

Testing pathways

Side by side

Twin testing pathways compared
Twin Blood 600Twin ExomeTwin LiquidTwin Tissue
Cancer contextBlood cancersSolid tumoursSolid tumoursSolid tumours
DescriptionDNA and RNA together, from blood or bone marrow.Whole-exome sequencing (WES) across every protein-coding gene.523-gene ctDNA panel from plasma. Hereditary testing included for germline filtering.335-gene panel. FFPE or fresh tumour tissue.
SampleBlood or bone marrow.Tumour tissue — FFPE or fresh.Plasma.FFPE or fresh tumour tissue.
StrengthsDNA and RNA in one route — mutations and fusions read together.The broadest view: every protein-coding gene, not a preselected list.A blood draw instead of a biopsy.Reads the tumour directly, from the sample most patients already have.

Integrated analytical features

SNVs and indels · Copy-number variations (CNVs) · Gene fusions · Tumour mutational burden (TMB) · Microsatellite instability (MSI) · Homologous recombination deficiency (HRD) · HLA typing · Pharmacogenomics (PGx)

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