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Rosetta Genomics Announces Commercial Availability of its First MicroRNA-Based Diagnostic Test; Will Host Teleconference to Discuss Launch of Future Tests
Date:12/11/2008

squamous NSCLC patients. The importance of accurately identifying squamous cell lung cancer patients has been receiving growing attention from the medical community as data has shown that squamous patients respond differently to targeted therapies, approved or in advanced development, than non squamous patients. The difference in response can range from potential fatal bleeding to poor response."

"Given the varying outcomes of targeted therapies for NSCLC, we view every NSCLC patient, who is a candidate for targeted therapy, as a potential end-user for this test," said Ronen Tamir, Chief Commercialization Officer at Rosetta Genomics. "This groundbreaking test, with its high sensitivity and specificity, will enable doctor and patient to adjust expectations, and answer a real unmet medical need."

miRview(TM) squamous classifies non-small cell lung carcinoma samples into two histological groups: cancers of squamous histology, and non-squamous cancers. The test leverages proprietary microRNA technology developed by Rosetta Genomics, and measures the expression level of a microRNA squamous biomarker to differentiate patients that have squamous cell carcinoma of the lung from patients that have non-squamous non-small cell lung cancer.

Patients with squamous cell carcinoma of the lung have shown varying response patterns to targeted therapies, whether currently available or under development, ranging from a high incidence of severe or fatal hemoptysis (internal bleeding in the lungs) to overall poor response.

Current methods for differentiating squamous from non squamous non-small cell lung cancer lack standardization, are difficult to reproduce, and have low accuracy. Studies that reviewed the accuracy and reproducibility of histopathological classification of lung cancer found that 30%~40% of samples had been misclassified.

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