Liquid biopsy extraction.
Built for automation.
Meet Revolution Pro and explore fully automated processing with the Revolution ES accessory. Bring your assay goals and laboratory workflow questions to our team at Booth #915.
Plan your visit to Booth #915
The molecular input your assay needs.
The workflow your laboratory needs.
Developing an early-detection assay or running a production laboratory? Explore sample-input flexibility, molecular recovery, and automation options that fit the work you do.
Discuss your sample types, target analytes, and daily processing needs with the people behind the Revolution platform.
* Up to 50 mL for cell-free applications.
Two studies. Three opportunities to connect. Join Nafiseh Jafari for an oral presentation and poster on automated cfDNA preparation, and Mayer Saidian for the nRichDX + GT Molecular poster.
All presentation times are Pacific Time.
The same study, presented in two formats.
Platform Presentations of Selected Genetics Abstracts II
Full session: 1:15–2:15 PM
A collaboration between nRichDX and GT Molecular.
Bring your questions about sample input, extraction, and downstream analysis.
Request time with our teamRevolution Pro supports cfDNA, cfRNA, and cfTNA extraction with the appropriate reagents and protocol. Explore two configurations for the steps that follow extraction.
Integrated automation designed to minimize operator intervention from sample preparation through purified analyte.
The ES accessory performs washing, drying, and final analyte elution after Revolution Pro processing. This configuration uses the ES Reagent Kit for those steps.
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Scalable automation designed to support high-throughput batch processing.
Hamilton STAR performs automated wash and elution after an operator transfers the rack from Revolution Pro. Reagent requirements depend on the Hamilton configuration.
Explore the semi-automated system and application-specific kits for your laboratory.
Revolution Plus + Hamilton Microlab STAR.
Read the published application note on the Revolution Plus and Hamilton Microlab STAR workflow. Then discuss how the Revolution platform and Hamilton automation can fit your laboratory at Booth #915.
Performance optimization, not volume maximization.
Evaluate how changes in input affect recovery and a defined assay endpoint. Identify where meaningful performance plateaus while considering specificity, background, reproducibility, sample quality, and workflow requirements.
Explore the Sensitivity Ladder™
01Test multiple sample inputs.
02Measure the defined assay endpoint at each input.
03Identify where meaningful performance begins to plateau.
04Select and define the workflow conditions.
05Translate the selected workflow into repeatable execution.
Explore Revolution Pro, compare automation options, and connect the presentation data to your sample-preparation questions.
AMP Annual Meeting & Expo
Seattle, Washington
Sample input, kits, and automation options
November 10, 2026 · Seattle
Meet with Kamran Syed or Nafiseh Jafari, PhD.
Tell us what you are developing or running today, your sample type and volume, and what you need to improve. We’ll help focus the conversation on the questions that matter to your program.
Send your preferred day and time, who you would like to meet, and a few details about your application.
Email a Meeting RequestOur team will follow up to confirm your meeting time.
Explore the systems. Examine the science. Meet the team.