Blood Test for Cancer
The ONCOblot® Test is a sensitive blood test for cancer. It identifies ENOX2 proteins, which indicate the tissue of origin and confirm the presence of cancer, in the bloodstream.
Non-Invasive Option for Cancer Presence
The ONCOblot® Test is used to determine whether or not cancer is present. The ONCOblot® Test is a non-invasive follow-up to existing tests such as a High PSA, Abnormal Mammogram, Suspicious PET Scan, and biopsies. CUP), for recurrence monitoring.
Dr. James Morré and Dr. David Taggart speak to the history and future of the ONCOblot® test.
Cancer Confirmation Test
Cancer Testing with Confidence
The ENOX2 protein species is unique to malignant cells but not to non-cancerous ones. These proteins may be identified during early development. The ONCOblot® Test recognizes the ENOX2 markers, as well as the direct detection of a marker presence, which minimizes false positives.
Reveals origin of malignant cells:
The test result for the ENOX2 protein is revealed in the ONCOblot® Test. The ONCOblot® database contains.
The following 25+ cancers:
• Bladder
• Breast
• Cervical
• Colorectal
• Endometrial
• Esophageal
• Gastric
• Hepatocellular
• Kidney
• Leukemia
• Non-Small cell
• Lung Small cell
• Lymphoma
• Melanoma
• Mesothelioma
• Myeloma
• Ovarian
• Pancreatic
• Prostate
• Sarcoma
• Squamous Cell
• Follicular Thyroid
• Uterine
• Papillary Thyroid
• Testicular Germ Cell
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