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US Patent 10329605 Method to increase sensitivity of detection of low-occurrence mutations

Patent 10329605 was granted and assigned to Neogenomics on June, 2019 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Neogenomics
Neogenomics
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Neogenomics
Neogenomics
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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
10329605
Patent Inventor Names
Maher Albitar0
Date of Patent
June 25, 2019
Patent Application Number
15134302
Date Filed
April 20, 2016
Patent Primary Examiner
Young J. Kim
Young J. Kim
Patent abstract

A method for detecting a low-occurrence mutation in isolated DNA adds a blocking probe to reagents during amplification of the isolated DNA. The blocking probe is an oligonucleotide complementary to wild-type DNA corresponding to the sample. The blocking probe spans a site of a suspected mutation within a region of interest in the isolated DNA. After amplification, fragments of the amplified DNA is sequenced using next generating sequencing and an output is generated to display the sequenced fragments. In some embodiments, the blocking probe is locked nucleic acid (LNA).

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