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C2i Genomics, Riken Genesis to expand AI-powered whole-genome MRD cancer detection technology across Japan

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C2i Genomics entered a collaboration agreement March 2 with Riken Genesis Co., Ltd. to bring MRD cancer monitoring to Japan for pharmaceutical and clinical research.

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