RaDaR® ST

Code
MOG-RDFX-01BZ
Test
Active-Compendium
81479
Clinical
Oncologist
<p><b>RaDaR ST First Timepoint:</b><br>
Tissue:<br>
A block is preferred for testing: 20 - 80% tumor content and >4 mm2 of tissue surface area for WES. If submitting 5-micron unstained slides, the following number of slides are requested: Samples with >25 mm2 of tissue: 10 unstained slides (2 sections per slide preferred) Samples with 10-24 mm2 of tissue: 20 unstained slides (2 sections per slide preferred) Please submit 1 additional unstained slide for H&E.<br><br>

Peripheral Blood:<br>
2 x 10 mL Streck Cell-Free DNA BCT® tubes<br><br>

<b>RaDaR ST Follow-up Timepoints:</b><br>
Peripheral Blood:<br> 2 x 10 mL Streck Cell-Free DNA BCT® tubes</p>
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Orderable Test Description
The RaDaR® ST assay is a personalized, blood-based test designed to detect ctDNA for MRD applications in patients with solid tumors across multiple cancer types. RaDaR ST is customized for each patient based on their tumor's unique genetic profile, established through whole exome sequencing (WES) of tumor tissue. The test tracks up to 48 patient-specific somatic mutations in serial plasma samples to assess ctDNA presence and dynamics.
Orderable Turn Around Time
28 - 35 Days
Meta Description
RaDaR ST is a personalized molecular residual disease (MRD) test designed to monitor residual disease, track cancer treatment response, and support ongoing surveillance after therapy.
NY Approved
False
Keywords string
RaDaR, RaDaR ST, MRD, monitoring, surveillance, molecular residual disease, minimal residual disease, measurable residual disease RaDaR® ST
Title URL
radar-st
Clinical Significance

Studies in solid tumors across multiple cancer types have consistently demonstrated that detection of circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) for molecular residual disease (MRD) detection after surgery or systemic therapy is associated with a markedly increased risk of disease relapse in the absence of additional treatment . Conversely, patients in whom ctDNA is not detected post-curative therapy exhibit a substantially lower risk of recurrence, reflecting minimal or absent residual disease burden and constitutes one of the strongest indicators of favorable prognosis in multi-cancer settings.

Additionally, across varied solid tumor cancer cohorts, longitudinal plasma analysis has shown that ctDNA detection can precede conventional imaging findings by several months, providing an early indicator of recurrence risk and enabling closer surveillance or therapeutic intervention. However, a negative ctDNA result does not definitively indicate the absence of cancer as not all recurrences shed sufficient ctDNA to be detected.

PMIDs: 27384348, 38614009, 40514443, 38409276, 40097663, 40973735, 35306155, 35658506, 35132238, 36732628, 40233104, 40846896, 40122951

TAT Details

First timepoint: 28 - 35 days
Follow-up timepoints: 7 - 10 days

Storage and transportation
Use cold pack for transport, making sure cold pack is not in direct contact with specimen