SAFER Detection™

Confirmation Assay

SeQure Dx's SAFER Detection assay confirms on-target, off-target, and homology-mediated structural rearrangements resulting from gene editing. It also profiles integration sites and determines vector copy number following viral transduction. Our comprehensive biological impact analysis report addresses FDA expectations for structural rearrangement data, helping to mitigate risks of IND filing delays and enhancing the safety profile of your cell and gene therapy development programs.

SAFER Detection Overview

SDX-SAFER Detection Overview

SAFER Detection​

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High sensitivity confirmation of structural rearrangements in your cell type of interest post-editing. NGS interrogation allows for resolution down to exact genomic coordinates. Additionally capable of detecting gene insertions from viral-mediated cell engineering workflows.

Confirmation

Verifies structural rearrangements

  • Sensitive detection
  • Relevant cell types
  • On-target ,off-target, and homology-mediated rearrangements

Cellular Editing Assessment

IND Filings

  • Biologic impact assessment
  • GLP

Featured Resources

SDX-SAFER Detection for Efficient Interrogation of DNA Rearrangements in Gene-Edited Human Cells-Figure 2D
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SAFER Detection for Efficient Interrogation of DNA Rearrangements in Gene-edited Human Cells
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Example Report
SAFER Detection Confirmation Assay Example Report
SDX-ONE-seq for Variant-Aware Therapeutic Guide Selection-One-seq incorporates global human genetic diversity
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ONE-seq for Variant-Aware Therapeutic Guide Selection
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