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RainDance Launches ThunderBolts Next-Gen Sequencing Cancer Panel

RainDance Technologies announced the official launch of the ThunderBolts cancer panel this week at the American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting in San Diego, where researchers demonstrated the system’s ability to genetically profile various types of tumors for as little as $100 per sample.

Researchers who have used RainDance Technologies Inc.’s ThunderBolts cancer panel said at this week’s American Association for Cancer Research meeting that the next-generation DNA sequencing platform has helped them detect and research mutations in colorectal cancer, esophageal adenocarninoma, pancreatic cancer and breast cancer tumors for as little as $100 per sample.

RainDance announced the official launch of the research-use only sequencing panel at the AACR meeting in San Diego April 5-9....

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