Donor-derived cell-free DNA monitoring is moving into routine use in UK transplant laboratories. Here, Stephanie Anderson reports from a recent event evaluating progress in this area and the wider field of genomics.
In June 2026, Promega hosted the UK’s inaugural Maxwell in Focus user day in London at the Wellcome Collection – a museum and library dedicated to the past, future and present of health. The full-day event brought together scientists, clinicians and researchers, to share learnings and discuss the role of automated nucleic acid extraction in the fast-developing field of genomics.
Guest speakers shared their experience of implementing Maxwell technologies into their extraction workflows, covering topics ranging from long-read sequencing and FFPE-sample processing to cell-free DNA analysis for oncology and transplantation, high-throughput workflows, and the translation of genomic technologies into clinical practice.
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