A rapid turnaround time workflow for a cytological liquid biopsy assay using FNA supernatant specimens

The FNA samples processed using the automated Genexus purification system (n = 42) and the manual extraction method (n = 8) showed comparable quality control metrics with a median total nucleic acid yield of 1230 ng (18-17720 ng) and 1068 ng (777-1740 ng), respectively. The Genexus purification system reduced the hands-on time from 120 to 30 minutes, enhancing workflow efficiency and decreasing the overall TAT. Of the 50 samples extracted, NGS was performed on 26 samples: seven via manual extraction and 19 using automated extraction. NGS quality control metrics were also comparable between both extraction methods. The overall TAT of the automated NGS workflow from specimen received to test result was 24 hours, providing rapid and reliable molecular results for timely clinical decision-making and improved patient outcomes.

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Cancer Cytopathology
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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cncy.22925
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Cancer Genomics and Diagnostics
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Abstract

The FNA samples processed using the automated Genexus purification system (n = 42) and the manual extraction method (n = 8) showed comparable quality control metrics with a median total nucleic acid yield of 1230 ng (18-17720 ng) and 1068 ng (777-1740 ng), respectively. The Genexus purification system reduced the hands-on time from 120 to 30 minutes, enhancing workflow efficiency and decreasing the overall TAT. Of the 50 samples extracted, NGS was performed on 26 samples: seven via manual extraction and 19 using automated extraction. NGS quality control metrics were also comparable between both extraction methods. The overall TAT of the automated NGS workflow from specimen received to test result was 24 hours, providing rapid and reliable molecular results for timely clinical decision-making and improved patient outcomes.

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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center (US), Assiut University (EG)
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