Test-specific reagents
Specialized reagents for the SDF-Index research method.
General consumables, flow cytometers, and laboratory staffing remain separate.For research laboratories
FRAGSIGN, powered by SDF-Index, connects test-specific reagents, practical training, analytical software, and technical support for qualified research teams.
Research capability
Coordinate specimen preparation, flow-cytometry acquisition, and software analysis with your team’s research procedures.
PeoplePractical training for your research team.
WorkflowReagents, acquisition, and analytical review.
Research outputConsistent DFI/HDS processing and report structure.
What Varen provides
Specialized reagents for the SDF-Index research method.
General consumables, flow cytometers, and laboratory staffing remain separate.Instruction in preparation, staining, acquisition, and workflow discipline.
Technical discussion as the laboratory evaluates its research procedures and quality controls.
DFI/HDS research analysis, analytical classification, and reporting from acquired FCS files.
Checkpoints for acquisition readiness, data review, and research documentation.
Support for authorized teams using the reagent and software workflow.
Getting started
The scope begins with your laboratory’s personnel, instrumentation, and intended research work.
Discuss the research purpose, team, and planned analytical workflow.
Review personnel, flow-cytometry capability, and data-acquisition needs.
Introduce test-specific reagents, preparation requirements, and handling practices.
Work through preparation, acquisition, quality review, software, and research reporting.
Evaluate the workflow under the laboratory’s research procedures and quality controls.
Establish responsibilities for acquisition, analysis, documentation, and review.
Maintain a route for workflow questions and authorized platform assistance.
Laboratory readiness
A short technical discussion helps identify the information needed to assess your workflow.
Research use
FRAGSIGN and SDF-Index are For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Your laboratory remains responsible for its research procedures, oversight, and applicable requirements.
Research reagents, workflow materials, training, software access, and technical support.
Its research methods, quality controls, and operational responsibilities.
Analytical quality, research context, and the limits of the results.
Tell us about your team, instrumentation, and DFI analysis goals.