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Q5: Handling and Shipping FFPE Scrolls from Pathology Labs
Different pathology labs handle scrolls differently, some lab places one scroll per tube, while most group scrolls together. In most cases, we receive 1–2 small tubes containing 5–10 scrolls each. Using a small Eppendorf tube is preferred, as it helps prevent the scrolls from breaking during shipping.
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Q4: Feline CGP inquiry
Feline CGP covers 16,653 genes using the latest feline reference genome (Fsa126), making it the most comprehensive genomic profiling solution currently available for both research and clinical use. Although the feline genome is less annotated than the canine genome, cats are genetically closer to humans, and our Feline CGP assay performs at a highly robust…
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Q3: Leukemia Sampling Consideration
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Q2: Choosing Primary vs. Metastatic Tissue for Canine CGP Analysis
We’ve received many questions about whether to analyze primary or metastatic tissue. While each case is unique, here are some general guidelines:
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Q1: Bone cancer: No non-decalcified bone sample available for Canine CGP analysis
As of October 2025, we have successfully processed multiple decalcified bone tumors and obtained clinically meaningful insights to guide treatment. While the quality may not match that of standard samples and success cannot be guaranteed, these results give us confidence that decalcified specimens can still provide valuable data. Therefore, although non-decalcified bone samples remain preferred,…