NY’s DOH Approves Enzo Biochem’s Blood-Based Colorectal Cancer Risk Test

Enzo Biochem has announced the New York State Department of Health has approved Enzo Clinical Labs’ use of the company’s ColonSentry test, according to a news release.

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The test uses RNA contained in blood to measure the level of the expression of seven genes and provide an assessment of a patient’s risk of having colorectal cancer.

 

The test, which requires a small sample of blood, was originally developed by GeneNews.

 

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