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YONGIN, South Korea, May 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- GC Genome Corporation, a leading diagnostics company, today announced that it will present the new clinical data of its AI-based liquid biopsy platform on colorectal cancer detection at the 2024 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting in Chicago, May 31–June 4. This research was conducted through a collaborative effort with Genece Health Inc., a strategic partner based in San Diego.
Poster Presentation Details:
Title: Non-invasive colorectal cancer detection using multimodal deep learning ensemble classifier.
[About GC Genome]
GC Genome is a leading diagnostics company that aims to connect the care and cure to the world by offering genetic diagnosis services for Oncology, Pre&Neonatal, Rare Diseases, and Health Check-ups and suggesting personalized treatment for longer and healthier lives. Established in 2013 as a GC company, GC Genome operates a CAP-accredited laboratory and places the utmost emphasis on R&D. With steadfast partnerships established worldwide, GC Genome has shown impressive growth momentum, continually expanding our testing capacities.
[About Genece Health]
Genece leverages a proprietary liquid biopsy and deep-learning AI technology for early cancer detection. The Company was founded in 2022 through a strategic partnership with GC Genome, the genomics arm of GC Corporation, a leading life sciences company in South Korea. Genece focuses on the acute need for targeted screening and detection tools to support decision-making when a mass or lump is detected through imaging, empowering physicians to make informed decisions and improve care. The Company's initial applications include high-mortality and women's health cancers.
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GC Corp. Contacts (Media)
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