With Bionano optical genome mapping (OGM) you can finally detect previously unseen,
pathogenic variants, in hematological malignancies.
OGM is the breakthrough you’ve been waiting to see
In a single assay, the OGM Saphyr ® system can detect all classes of chromosomal
aberrations in hematological malignancies, revealing critical structural variants (SVs) hidden
in the genome that have never been seen before.
Accurately identify all classes of SVs
500 base pair resolution
5% variant allele frequency
10,000x more resolution than karyotyping, less subjective results
OGM is high-resolution
The genome-wide OGM platform uses unbiased, digital precision to reveal the pathogenic
structural variants that can increase the number of resolved hematological malignancy
samples, and better stratify risk profiles. No more having to sign off on sample reports as “no
genetic determinant identified” because the technology wasn’t there to reveal the pathogenic
cytogenetic variants.
OGM fits your lab
The Saphyr ® system consolidates multiple technologies into one to create a single, simple,
OGM sample-to-answer workflow. Now there is a single method for studying all structural
and numerical variant classes. The Saphyr ® system is a streamlined workflow, easy to
implement, with no need for cell culture or complex and subjective microscope analysis,
system.
OGM reliability is real
Join the growing community of cytogeneticists, pathologists and hematopathologists who are
embracing OGM to maximize their number of relevant cases and uncover new ways forward
to seeing variants of biological significance.
Optical Genome Mapping as a Perfect Technique for Interrogating
Structural Variants