The Pitfalls in NGS Typing – Presentation by Jürgen Zingsem

20/07/2018

Professor Jürgen Zingsem, Director of the HLA lab at Universtitaetsklinikum Erlangen had a presentation about the pitfalls in NGS analysis at our User Group Meeting at EFI 2018 and raised important questions about the new typing methods and if NGS can solve all HLA typing problems. Download the full...

Haploidentical Sample Analysis – Presentation by Vera Siffnerova (UHKT)

12/07/2018

We’re continuing our EFI 2018 User Group Meeting Presentations blogpost series, this time with a presentation titled “Haploidentical Sample Analysis” by Vera Siffnerova (UHKT, Prague). It features slides on haploidentical transplantation and accredited methods for HLA typing using Omixon Holotype HLA. Download the full presentation here…

Save the Date! Interactive User Group Meeting in Baltimore, MD

04/07/2018

We’re having our second Interactive User Group Meeting on Monday, October 1st 2018, 1pm – 5pm EDT in Baltimore, MD! The User Group Meeting will be a forum not only for us to provide you with the most recent Holotype HLA v3 product updates, but also for you to hear and...

Benefits of HLA Typing by NGS for Organ Transplantation

03/07/2018

Mette Christiansen (Aarhus University Hospital) was focusing on the benefits of HLA typing by NGS for organ transplantation during her User Group Meeting talk at the EFI 2018 conference. The presentation includes slides of the use of high-resolution (vs. low-resolution) typings in solid organ transplantation. Download the full presentation...

“Companies need to play a leadership in helping labs to adopt the most efficient implementations of new technologies” – Interview with Dr. Attila Berces, Founder of Omixon

28/06/2018

This interview is part of a series that we are conducting with Key Opinion Leaders, Experts and Business Managers within the HLA field. This time, Mr. Attila Berces, Ph.D., Founder and Chairman of Omixon shares his thoughts about future technology improvements. We hope this series will shed a light...