Labcorp, Ultima Genomics collaborate to advance whole genome sequencing applications and oncology testing capabilities

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Labcorp announced an expanded collaboration with Ultima Genomics to utilize its UG 100TM sequencing solution and ppmSeqTM technology to explore new whole genome sequencing clinical applications, including molecular residual disease in patients with early-stage solid tumor cancers.

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