Neuberg Diagnostics commences clinical operations in US

04 May 2021 | News

The laboratory in North Carolina, known as Neuberg Centre for Genomic Medicine will focus on genomic and molecular testing based on new generation sequencing techniques

Source: www.ncgm.us

Source: www.ncgm.us

Neuberg Diagnostics, headquartered in Chennai, has announced the start of its clinical laboratory operations in North Carolina, US. The laboratory in North Carolina, known as Neuberg Centre for Genomic Medicine (NCGM, Inc) will focus on genomic and molecular testing based on new generation sequencing techniques. It also runs an extensive network of labs in India, South Africa, and the UAE as well.

NCGM has introduced COVID-19 molecular testing to detect active SARS CoV-2 virus infections that is of immediate public health priority in North America, along with genome scale testing, such as exome sequencing, which is applicable across a variety of rare genetic disease testing (inherited diseases) from newborn screening to oncology to paediatric care setting.

Dr GSK Velu, Chairman & Managing Director, Neuberg Diagnostics, said, “NCGM, USA will act as the laboratory and hub, aiding our operations in North America. Through leveraging our collaborative efforts across our organisation in India, South Africa, and the UAE, and with our external partners, we aim to develop and provide the best-in-class affordable tests. As they are deployed, the accessibility and affordability of the tests will reduce disparity and benefit individuals across the board.”

Dr Sandip Shah, Executive Director, Neuberg Diagnostics, said, “NCGM, USA sequencing services will be supported by in-house bioinformatics team and cutting-edge technologies which has been developed in-house, and along with reputed partners. It will also support genetic research by leveraging our own extensive infrastructure in India, South Africa, and the UAE.”

Dr Andy Bhattacharjee, CEO, NCGM, US, said, “The setup has comprehensive genomic testing facility allowing large-scale clinical and research projects. With capacity to conduct more than 400 variety of tests, the centre will conduct large-scale clinical diagnostics and genomics projects with greater sample volumes at an unprecedented depth and coverage of the genome.”

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