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Blood cancer is an overarching term for cancers affecting the blood, bone marrow and lymphatic system. Other terms for blood cancer are hematological cancer and hematological malignancies. Blood cancer typically starts in the bone marrow, where blood is produced.

There are over 100 different types of blood cancer, each involving different key genes. This makes it impossible to have a single technology solution or approach to blood cancer care. But by closely examining the role of various signaling pathways and targeting specific steps in those pathways, we can identify specific molecular markers for each blood cancer type.

Hematological malignancies vary widely due to wide biologic and genetic heterogeneity. Identifying specific, relevant molecular markers is crucial to advancing precision medicine and molecular research for blood cancer. However, data overload, multiple complex workflows from different vendors, and ever-evolving needs can pose challenges.

With our comprehensive Sample to Insight solutions, you only need one partner to help you overcome these issues and support your path to oncohematology advancements.