Consistency and reproducibility of next-generation sequencing and other multigene mutational assays: A worldwide ring trial study on quantitative cytological molecular reference specimens.
Umberto MalapelleClara Mayo-de-Las-CasasMiguel A Molina-VilaRafael RosellSpasenija SavicMichel BihlLukas BubendorfManuel Salto-TellezDario de BiaseGiovanni TalliniDavid H HwangLynette M ShollRajyalakshmi LuthraBirgit WeynandSara Vander BorghtEdoardo MissiagliaMassimo BongiovanniDaniel StieberPhilippe VielhFernando SchmittAlessandra RappaMassimo BarberisFrancesco PepePasquale PisapiaNicola SerraElena VigliarClaudio BellevicineMatteo FassanMassimo RuggeCarlos E de AndreaMaria D LozanoFulvio BasoloGabriella FontaniniYuri E NikiforovSuzanne Kamel-ReidGilda da Cunha SantosMarina N NikiforovaSinchita Roy-ChowdhuriGiancarlo Tronconenull nullPublished in: Cancer cytopathology (2017)
Quantitative molecular reference slides are a useful tool for monitoring the performance of different multigene mutational assays, and this could lead to better standardization of molecular cytopathology procedures. Cancer Cytopathol 2017;125:615-26. © 2017 American Cancer Society.