Products
Licensed methylation classifiers, installed and run inside your own laboratory.
How we deliver
Local, licensed classifiers
Our classifiers are licensed for installation inside your own laboratory. They run on your infrastructure, on your schedule, under your governance, built to fit the routine diagnostic workflow you already have.
Full autonomy
The classifier runs locally on standard laptop hardware. Once installed it needs no connection to us in order to work.
No data sent to us
Sample data and results stay inside your infrastructure. We have no access to your systems and no contact with patient data.
Installation & validation
We support deployment, help you validate in your own setting, and assist with integration into existing workflows.
Documentation included
Every licence ships with an installation guide and full technical documentation.
Our portfolio
Three methylation classifiers
Each has its own reference cohort, output structure and documentation. Every report includes quality-control metrics, a classification with a confidence score, and copy number variation analysis. All three are platform-agnostic and now compatible with sequencing data, alongside Illumina 450k, EPIC v1 and EPIC v2 arrays.
CNS tumour methylation classifier
- Version 12.8: 184 subclasses across 142 classes and 75 families
- Reference cohort of 7,495 methylation profiles
- Four-tier output
- Also reports MGMT promoter methylation status
Sarcoma methylation classifier
- Version 13.1: 120 subclasses across 93 classes
- Reference cohort of 4,377 methylation profiles
- Two-tier output
Skin cancer methylation classifier
- 51 distinct methylation classes
- Training set of 1,588 methylation profiles
- Single-tier output
- Preliminary: specifications may change before release
Licensing
Bring the classifiers into your laboratory
For licence terms, pricing and deployment planning, contact our licensing team at licensing@epignostix.com.
Looking for research access instead? The full portfolio is available for research use on our RUO platform, free for academic research and scientific use.
