AccuraGen: Advancing Cancer Management with Whole Genome Sequencing Multi-Cancer Diagnostic

PRESS RELEASE
Published January 3, 2023

AccuraGen is pioneering next-gen sequencing (NGS) technologies in genomics and bioinformatics to accurately analyze a person’s risk of developing cancer or relapsing after surgery. The company’s flagship technology platform, AccuScan, is a targeted, whole genome sequencing (WGS) multi-cancer diagnostic that analyzes a patient’s blood with a machine-learning algorithm and a proprietary bioinformatics database. AccuraGen’s rolling-circle amplification technology offers several potential competitive advantages over competitors, including accuracy, cost, timing, and scalability. 

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Key Takeaways:

  • AccuraGen’s technology is different. The company utilizes CLAmp sequencing, or “rolling circle” amplification, where copies are only made from the original ctDNA strain found in the patient's blood. Less copies. More accuracy.
  • The company's AccuScan product is more scalable and democratized than competitors, which should result in a highly attractive pitch to hospitals and labs looking to set up on-site MRD testing.
  • MRD monitoring to be a $27 billion market by 2027. AccuraGen has a high performance, democratized solution to compete with Roche, Guardant, and Natera.

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About AccuraGen

AccuraGen aims to revolutionize cancer management through technology innovation in molecular testing. AccuraGen focuses on the analysis of highly fragmented circulating nucleic acid in blood and has developed proprietary technologies enabling superior performance in the analysis of genomic, epigenetic, and RNA changes.

AccuraGen is headquartered in San Jose, California, USA with CAP-accredited facility in Shanghai, China.

Contacts:

Chelli Miller
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chelli@contentcarnivores.com

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