NeoTypes Flashcards
Name all cancer specific NeoType profiles offered for heme patients? (hint: 12 total)
ALL, CLL Prognostic, AML Prognostic, Lymphoma, AITL/Peripheral T-Cell Lymphoma, Follicular Lymphoma, JMML, MDS/CMML, Myeloid Disorders,
Name all cancer specific NeoType profiles offered fir solid tumor? (hint: 19 total)
Gastric, GI Predicitve, Liposarcoma, Thyroid, Melanoma, Esophageal, Cervical, Liver/Billiary, Other Solid Tumor, Pancreas, Lung, Colorectal, Endometrial, Brain, Breast, Head & Neck, Ovarian, GIST/Soft Tissue, Cholangiocarcinoma,
When would someone use NeoType HRD+ Profile?
Most commonly used for prostate cancer, but can also be used for any other type of cancer when only HRD genes are important to OP
What is the TAT for NeoTypes?
14 days
Name all of Neo’s pan cancer solid tumor profiles?
Precision and Discovery
Does Neo offer any Pan-Cancer Profiles for Heme patients?
Yes - Discovery Profile
What are the specimen requirements for the heme Neotypes?
Bone Marrow (2mL EDTA Tube) Peripheral Blood (5mL EDTA Tube) FFPE Tissue (paraffin block or 1 H&E slide and 5-10 unstained slides) - positively charged slides & 10% NBF fixative (no zinc or mercury fixatives)
What are the specimen requirements for solid tumor neotypes?
FFPE Tissue: Paragin block using 10% buffered formalin and no zinc fixatives
How are NeoType results reported to OP’s?
For each methodology completed, a preliminary report will be issued. When all testing is completed, a final cumulative report will be sent.
What methodologies are usually used in NeoTypes?
IHC, NGS and FISH
What levels of service are offered for NeoTypes?
Global and TC for IHC and FISH
What components are included in every NeoType report?
Diagnostic, Prognostic, Therapeutic and Clinical Trial Information
Which NeoTypes are on Neo’s Non-Covered List?
AITL/Peripheral T-Cell Lymphoma, CLL Prognostic, HRD+, and Liposarcoma
Which NeoTypes offer Tumor Mutation Burden (TMB) Testing?
All solid tumor NeoTypes