Duke University at AMP 2026
Nov 10–14, 2026 Seattle, WA ~2k attendees Website
Duke University brings 2 presentations to AMP 2026 in Seattle. Its programme centres on combined DNA and RNA sequencing for blood cancers and on moving that testing in house. The sessions cover a two-day turnaround and what a laboratory needs to replace send-out next-generation sequencing with its own workflow.
| Organization | AMP 2026 Attendance |
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Duke University Durham, NC | |
Private research university in Durham, North Carolina, with a medical school and genomics and molecular diagnostics research. | Workshop Wed, Nov 11 2:00pm–2:50pm Duoseq: A Swiss Army Knife Comprehensive Genomics Approach of Blood cancers through combined DNA and RNA sequencing with 2-Day Turnaround Combined DNA and RNA sequencing of blood cancers covering 500-plus genes, mutations, fusions and clonality with a two-day turnaround. Workshop Sat, Nov 14 9:30am–10:00am Send-Out NGS to In-House: Making the Switch With Duoseq Moving genomic profiling from send-out testing to an in-house DNA and RNA workflow, covering validation, reimbursement and turnaround. |
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