
Molecular pathology
Molecular pathological diagnostics is an integral part of the histological / cytological diagnostic process. It is primarily concerned with genetic alterations of neoplastic lesions on histological and cytological material.
Forchstrasse 291
8008 Zürich
Mutation analysis
Sanger sequencing and next-generation sequencing (NGS) of DNA make it possible to analyse genetic changes in tumours.
Fragment analysis
This method is used for the analysis of microsatellite instability (e.g. in colorectal carcinomas) and clonality in lymphatic neoplasms.
FISH/CISH
In situ hybridisation uses probes to analyse genetic changes at the chromosomal level in tumours.
Opening hours
07.30 a.m. – 06.00 p.m.
Turnover
- 95% < 9 days
Your contact persons
PD DrDavide Soldini, Head Pathology
Head Pathology, Head molecular pathology
Specialist in Pathology and Molecular Pathology FMH
DrSimone Brandt
Deputy Lead Molecular Pathology
Specialist in Pathology and Molecular Pathology FMH
DrChristiane Brugnolaro-Friedrich
Specialist in Pathology and Molecular Pathology FMH


Our Molecular Pathology is an SIWF certified continuing education center.