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Next generation sequencing indeed created a wide universe of data and opportunities in clinical diagnostics. To help you navigate this universe with confidence, to exploit the full potential of the different applications and to enable a smooth take-off with our varvis® software, our team summarized some basic knowledge, expert tips and tricks, and latest insights for your convenience. We are here to support your onboarding with all the training you need.

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varvis® blog - Update to gnomAD v4.1: Key features

Update to gnomAD v4.1: Key features

by Dr. Roberta Trunzo, August 27, 2024

The varvis® software now includes the latest version of the Genome Aggregation Database (gnomAD), providing updated annotations for whole exome and whole genome data. This article describes the enhancements and implications of the update to the new version 4.1, particularly for clinical diagnostics.

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varvis® blog - The varvis® Software: The first genomics end-to-end software certified as IVDR Class C device

The varvis® Software: The first genomics end-to-end software certified as IVDR Class C device

by Dr. Ben Liesfeld, May 31, 2024

Genetic diagnostic laboratories now have access to the first complete genomics software solution which is certified as a Class C device under IVDR. This will significantly reduce the effort required for legally compliant documentation of in-house tests.

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varvis® blog - Q&A: The role of the IVDR conformity assessment in genetic diagnostics

Q&A: The role of the IVDR conformity assessment in genetic diagnostics

by Dr. Ben Liesfeld & Dr. Sonja Strunz,
May 31, 2024

Now that the regulation on in-vitro diagnostic devices (IVDR) explicitly regulates in-house devices, or laboratory-developed tests (LDTs), in the European Union, the selection of properly CE-labeled devices is increasingly important to health institutions like genetic testing laboratories.'

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