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Why is this test performed?
KRAS Gene Mutation Analysis is performed to detect clinically relevant mutations in the KRAS gene within tumour tissue specimens. KRAS mutation status is an established biomarker in the molecular characterisation of several solid tumours and may provide information relevant to therapeutic decision-making.
KRAS testing is commonly requested in patients with:
Results should be interpreted in conjunction with histopathological findings, clinical presentation, and other molecular biomarkers where appropriate.
KRAS GENE MUTATION ANALYSIS by Idylla™
AP KRAS
Yes - Specialised
3 working days
3 working days
Single Test
Colorectal carcinoma, non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), pancreatic adenocarcinoma
KRAS mutations are oncogenic drivers associated with resistance to anti-EGFR therapies. The identification of KRAS status is critical in stratifying patients for targeted therapies.
GenetiGenetics – Oncologycs – Oncology
2-3x 5µm FFPE Tissue with at least 30% tumour cellularity
The assay detects clinically relevant KRAS gene mutations in tumour tissue specimens.
KRAS testing may be considered in patients with selected solid tumours where molecular profiling may contribute to treatment planning.
Testing is typically performed on formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tumour tissue. Refer to the laboratory's specimen requirements for submission criteria.
Results should be reviewed in the context of the patient's clinical history, histopathological findings, and other relevant molecular investigations.
Please contact us at 6278 9188 to request for a hard copy of the PLS Guide.
This depends on the status of the sample. Please call us at 62789188 as soon as possible so that we can conduct the relevant checks on whether we can assist you with the request.
Yes, if a profile you are looking for is not an existing profile listed in our laboratory services guide, please email pls.marketing@parkwaylabs.com.sg so that we can specially tailor profiles to cater to your needs.
While we only accept samples during outpatient lab operating hours, samples continue to be processed after hours. For after hours inpatient specimens, samples will be sent through the Accident & Emergency department - additional charges will apply.
The fastest way is to make your request via Plexus. Alternatively, please call us at 62789188 to make your request.
In order to safeguard confidentiality, test results will only be released directly to the physician who ordered the tests. However, we can also release results to co-managing physicians if the physician who ordered the tests makes an indication to do so in the lab request form.
Billing invoices are usually issued on the 2nd or the beginning of each month.
Please mail your cheques to the following:
Parkway Laboratory Services Ltd
c/o Parkway Hospitals Singapore Pte Ltd
Central Business Office
80 Bendemeer, #02-01
Singapore 339949
Attention: Central Business Office
Please ensure all cheques are crossed
For payment via credit card, please contact your account’s relevant Marketing representative to enquire. Alternatively, please email pls.marketing@parkwaylabs.com.sg
Please indicate the following information in your email:
Clinic Name,
Clinic Address,
Name of Person in charge,
Email address(es) to receive monthly PDF e-statements – you may include email address(es) to be copied too.
Yes, you may make payment via credit card. Please approach one of our friendly client service representatives at any one of our outpatient laboratories to make payment via credit card.
Why is this test performed?
KRAS Gene Mutation Analysis is performed to detect clinically relevant mutations in the KRAS gene within tumour tissue specimens. KRAS mutation status is an established biomarker in the molecular characterisation of several solid tumours and may provide information relevant to therapeutic decision-making.
KRAS testing is commonly requested in patients with:
Results should be interpreted in conjunction with histopathological findings, clinical presentation, and other molecular biomarkers where appropriate.
KRAS GENE MUTATION ANALYSIS by Idylla™
AP KRAS
Yes - Specialised
3 working days
3 working days
Single Test
Colorectal carcinoma, non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), pancreatic adenocarcinoma
KRAS mutations are oncogenic drivers associated with resistance to anti-EGFR therapies. The identification of KRAS status is critical in stratifying patients for targeted therapies.
GenetiGenetics – Oncologycs – Oncology
2-3x 5µm FFPE Tissue with at least 30% tumour cellularity
The assay detects clinically relevant KRAS gene mutations in tumour tissue specimens.
KRAS testing may be considered in patients with selected solid tumours where molecular profiling may contribute to treatment planning.
Testing is typically performed on formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tumour tissue. Refer to the laboratory's specimen requirements for submission criteria.
Results should be reviewed in the context of the patient's clinical history, histopathological findings, and other relevant molecular investigations.
Please contact us at 6278 9188 to request for a hard copy of the PLS Guide.
This depends on the status of the sample. Please call us at 62789188 as soon as possible so that we can conduct the relevant checks on whether we can assist you with the request.
Yes, if a profile you are looking for is not an existing profile listed in our laboratory services guide, please email pls.marketing@parkwaylabs.com.sg so that we can specially tailor profiles to cater to your needs.
While we only accept samples during outpatient lab operating hours, samples continue to be processed after hours. For after hours inpatient specimens, samples will be sent through the Accident & Emergency department - additional charges will apply.
The fastest way is to make your request via Plexus. Alternatively, please call us at 62789188 to make your request.
In order to safeguard confidentiality, test results will only be released directly to the physician who ordered the tests. However, we can also release results to co-managing physicians if the physician who ordered the tests makes an indication to do so in the lab request form.
Billing invoices are usually issued on the 2nd or the beginning of each month.
Please mail your cheques to the following:
Parkway Laboratory Services Ltd
c/o Parkway Hospitals Singapore Pte Ltd
Central Business Office
80 Bendemeer, #02-01
Singapore 339949
Attention: Central Business Office
Please ensure all cheques are crossed
For payment via credit card, please contact your account’s relevant Marketing representative to enquire. Alternatively, please email pls.marketing@parkwaylabs.com.sg
Please indicate the following information in your email:
Clinic Name,
Clinic Address,
Name of Person in charge,
Email address(es) to receive monthly PDF e-statements – you may include email address(es) to be copied too.
Yes, you may make payment via credit card. Please approach one of our friendly client service representatives at any one of our outpatient laboratories to make payment via credit card.
Please complete the form to make a request
Why is this test performed?
KRAS Gene Mutation Analysis is used to look for changes (mutations) in the KRAS gene, which may be present in certain cancers. These genetic changes can provide important information about a tumour and may help doctors better understand its characteristics.
Your doctor may recommend KRAS testing if you have been diagnosed with, or are being evaluated for, certain types of cancer, including:
The results may help your healthcare team determine the most appropriate next steps for your care and treatment planning.
KRAS GENE MUTATION ANALYSIS by Idylla™
AP KRAS
The KRAS gene helps control normal cell growth and division. Changes in this gene may contribute to the development of certain cancers.
Your doctor may request KRAS testing to learn more about the genetic makeup of a tumour and obtain information that may support treatment planning.
The test is usually performed on a tumour tissue sample that has been collected during a biopsy or surgery.
The results provide information about whether a KRAS mutation is present in the tumour. Your doctor will explain how the findings relate to your individual condition and treatment options.
If you have consulted a doctor and the clinic has provided you with a completed laboratory request form, you may visit our outpatient labs for a blood test. Patients must produce the completed laboratory request form in order for us to proceed with the doctor's orders.
If you have not consulted a doctor, please do so. As blood test results are best interpreted with clinical findings and family history, you should seek a doctor’s advice so relevant tests for your condition are appropriately analysed. Besides visiting your family physician or specialist, you may wish to have the tests done at any of our Parkway Shenton Medical Group clinics located island wide. Or you may also opt to have tests done at Executive Health Screeners, located within our hospital premises.
After your consultation with the doctor, the clinic will assist to complete a laboratory request form and you may have your blood samples drawn either at the clinic or at one of our outpatient laboratories.
If the tests you are doing require fasting, you should fast for at least 12 hours after a normal meal.
You can drink plain water during the fasting period
You may visit us at any of our outpatient laboratories during office hours with a Laboratory Request Form signed by your doctor.
Your laboratory report will be sent to your doctor when completed.
Test results will only be released directly to the physician who ordered the tests. This is because test results need to be reviewed in consultation with a physician for an in depth explanation and interpretation of your results.
Laboratory results should only be interpreted together with clinical findings and family history, therefore your doctor is the best person to interpret your laboratory results.
Different tests have different turnaround time for the completion of the tests. It can range between an hour to 14 days. Please check with your doctor.
We accept cash, major credit cards and NETS.
Why is this test performed?
KRAS Gene Mutation Analysis is used to look for changes (mutations) in the KRAS gene, which may be present in certain cancers. These genetic changes can provide important information about a tumour and may help doctors better understand its characteristics.
Your doctor may recommend KRAS testing if you have been diagnosed with, or are being evaluated for, certain types of cancer, including:
The results may help your healthcare team determine the most appropriate next steps for your care and treatment planning.
KRAS GENE MUTATION ANALYSIS by Idylla™
AP KRAS
The KRAS gene helps control normal cell growth and division. Changes in this gene may contribute to the development of certain cancers.
Your doctor may request KRAS testing to learn more about the genetic makeup of a tumour and obtain information that may support treatment planning.
The test is usually performed on a tumour tissue sample that has been collected during a biopsy or surgery.
The results provide information about whether a KRAS mutation is present in the tumour. Your doctor will explain how the findings relate to your individual condition and treatment options.
If you have consulted a doctor and the clinic has provided you with a completed laboratory request form, you may visit our outpatient labs for a blood test. Patients must produce the completed laboratory request form in order for us to proceed with the doctor's orders.
If you have not consulted a doctor, please do so. As blood test results are best interpreted with clinical findings and family history, you should seek a doctor’s advice so relevant tests for your condition are appropriately analysed. Besides visiting your family physician or specialist, you may wish to have the tests done at any of our Parkway Shenton Medical Group clinics located island wide. Or you may also opt to have tests done at Executive Health Screeners, located within our hospital premises.
After your consultation with the doctor, the clinic will assist to complete a laboratory request form and you may have your blood samples drawn either at the clinic or at one of our outpatient laboratories.
If the tests you are doing require fasting, you should fast for at least 12 hours after a normal meal.
You can drink plain water during the fasting period
You may visit us at any of our outpatient laboratories during office hours with a Laboratory Request Form signed by your doctor.
Your laboratory report will be sent to your doctor when completed.
Test results will only be released directly to the physician who ordered the tests. This is because test results need to be reviewed in consultation with a physician for an in depth explanation and interpretation of your results.
Laboratory results should only be interpreted together with clinical findings and family history, therefore your doctor is the best person to interpret your laboratory results.
Different tests have different turnaround time for the completion of the tests. It can range between an hour to 14 days. Please check with your doctor.
We accept cash, major credit cards and NETS.
