"Mission Bio...today announced the launch of its Tapestri Genome Integrity CNV Solution. This new product is the only single-cell high-throughput solution for measuring genome-wide copy number variants (CNVs) on the market and is designed to fulfill important needs in the critical areas of therapeutic development oncology research...Mission Bio’s Tapestri Genome Integrity CNV Solution enables both CGT developers and oncology researchers with high-throughput, single-cell multiomic analysis of genome-wide CNVs, combined with automated reporting and multiplexing capabilities to ensure even more accessibility....The assay will be a key focus of Mission Bio at the 31st annual European Society of Gene & Cell Therapy Meeting, taking place Oct. 22-25 in Rome."
"Mission Bio...announced the launch of the Tapestri Single-cell Multiple Myeloma Multiomics Solution. Designed to transform the way multiple myeloma (MM) research and therapeutic development is done today, the new product suite provides comprehensive clonal and subclonal insights into disease evolution and biology at the single-cell level beyond what existing bulk methodologies can offer....Mission Bio is taking orders starting today, with shipment commencing in the Fall of 2024....Mission Bio will present a poster on the late-breaking data generated in collaboration with IUCT Oncopole and Genentech, among other presentations at EHA. Additional information can be found below."
"Mission Bio...introduces sample multiplexing features for the company’s Tapestri Platform. These features enable the combination of several samples into a single run, reducing the per-sample costs for single-cell DNA and protein multiomic analysis by up to 60% to provide increased access."
"Mission Bio...announced today new data generated by clinical researchers from leading biopharma companies and top academic institutions will be showcased at the 65th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition. This announcement follows on the heels of the successful launch of the company’s scMRD Assay, to which the latest data on 48 samples from the Clínica Universidad de Navarra will be featured in a poster presentation at the conference. The widespread adoption of Tapestri for hematological research and therapeutic development signifies the importance of single-cell multi-omic data and indicates a potential new gold standard in precision medicine."