High-Throughput NGS Test for Breast, Ovarian & Hereditary Cancers
MIRA 15 is a next generation sequencing (NGS) based genetic testing panel designed
for the comprehensive detection of mutations associated with breast cancer, ovarian cancer,
and other hereditary cancers. The test supports precision oncology by enabling accurate
identification of clinically significant variants to guide targeted therapy decisions.
Clinical Purpose & Applications
- Detection of germline and somatic genetic mutations
- Cancer risk assessment and genetic profiling
- Support for personalized and targeted cancer therapies
- Molecular oncology diagnostics and research
Key Benefits
- Comprehensive exon coverage of cancer associated genes
- High throughput and cost effective NGS workflow
- Reduced library preparation time
- Automated bioinformatics analysis via XplainBio platform
- High analytical sensitivity with low DNA input requirements
Technology Overview
- Analysis Type: Qualitative massive parallel sequencing
- Sequencing Method: Next Generation Sequencing (NGS)
- Target Enrichment: Multiplex PCR
- Read Length: 2 × 150 bp
Sample & Compatibility
- Sample Types: Peripheral blood, FFPE tissue
- Recommended DNA Input: 20 ng
- Compatible Platforms: Illumina, GeneMind, Salus, MGI
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Specification |
| Number of Reactions |
96 / 48 |
| Analytical Sensitivity |
300 gene copies per 1 µL DNA |
| Coverage Uniformity |
95% |
| Average Library Length |
320 bp |
| Required Reads |
400,000 (germline) / 900,000 (somatic) |
| Library Prep Time (96 samples) |
~8.5 hours |
| Manual Work Time |
~4.5 hours |
Workflow Stages
- Target multiplex PCR
- Amplicon purification
- Index PCR
- Library synthesis
- Library pooling and purification
- NGS sequencing
- Automated data interpretation
Kit Configurations
- MIRA-15-96A
- MIRA-15-96B
- MIRA-15-96AM
- MIRA-15-48AM
Data Interpretation
MIRA-15 integrates with the XplainBio automated bioinformatics platform,
enabling rapid variant interpretation, simplified reporting, and reduced manual analysis time.
Intended Users
- Molecular diagnostic laboratories
- Oncology hospitals and cancer centers
- Genetic testing laboratories
- Research institutions
Important Notes
- For professional in-vitro diagnostic use only
- Results must be interpreted by qualified healthcare professionals
- Genetic findings should be correlated with clinical data
- This test is a screening and diagnostic support tool