Laboratories that conduct KRAS testing
The KRAS gene may be mutated in up to 30% of lung cancer patients with adenocarcinoma histology. It is more frequently observed in patients with a smoking history. Patients with KRAS mutations may be effectively treated with medications that block some of the cellular processes that lead to cancer when the KRAS gene is mutated (e.g. MEK and mTOR inhibitors). The laboratories listed below offer testing for mutations in the KRAS gene.
| Vendor | Vendor Test/Assay Unique Identifier | Contact Information |
|---|---|---|
| Baylor College of Medicine | 9040 | (800) 411-GENE (4363), Fax (713) 798-2787 |
| Fox Chase Cancer Center- Clinical Molecular Genetics Laboratory | KRAS (codons 12 and 13) | (215) 728-4785, betsy.bove@fccc.edu |
| GenPath Diagnostics | 5288-6 | (800) 627-1479 |
| Molecular Pathology Laboratory Network | KRAS | (800) 932-2943 info@mplnet.com |
| Ohio State University, Pathology Core Facility (PCF) | KRAS mutation analysis | Call Aileen @ 614-293-5292, Aileen.Carter@osumc.edu |
| Quest Diagnostics | KRAS mutation analysis | (800) 222-0446, http://www.questdiagnostics.com/hcp/contactus/hcp_contact_cust_srv.html |
| Response Genetics | KRAS mutation | (323) 224-3900, (323) 224-3096 |
| University of Pittsburgh Medical Center- Division of Molecular Anatomic Pathology | KRAS mutation | (412) 647-2811 |
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