Discover the benefits of Next Generation Flow™ for MRD measurements in BCP-ALL* and Multiple Myeloma
Next Generation Flow™ (NGF) makes it possible to rapidly acquire several millions of cells and therefore reach the sensitivity of molecular methods. Standardization at every step of the process, coupled with innovative software tools, yields accurate, reproducible and objective results.2
The rapid and precise performance of NGF can therefore offer advantages in a clinical trial setting for MRD evaluation:
- High sensitivity comparable to PCR techniques: NGF reaches sensitivities up to 10-6 2
- Wide applicability: No primers or diagnostic samples are required3
- Fast turnaround time: Results are obtained within hours of the sample being received 3
- Information on population context: For example, heterogeneity of the whole population can be identified2
*BCP-ALL: B-cell precursor acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
Maximise Result Reproducibility, Process Traceability, and Workflow Efficiency with Improved Standardisation and Automation
Standardisation of all process steps is of added value in clinical trials to reduce inter-operator variability during processing and analysis of samples and to reduce error prone steps, thereby enabling reproducibility of results in an efficient manner across multi-centre studies.
Automation allows you to reduce hands-on time, decrease operator variability, and reduce time for documentation due to automated processes enabling sample and reagent traceability.
Clinical trials are run in a regulated environment where different compliance related topics can be relevant, like Fit-for-purpose validation, support of 21 CFR part 11 features and IVDR depending on the nature of the trial.