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Diagnosing CNS infections just got easier. Quickly identify any type of pathogens with a single, comprehensive, metagenomic test.

Meet Delve Detect

Delve Detect is a metagenomic sequencing (mNGS) test that detects bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites in cerebrospinal fluid. With 22% greater diagnostic yield than traditional testing and results in 48 hours from sample receipt, Delve Detect is a powerful new solution to diagnose meningitis and encephalitis.

The Power of Delve Detect

Detect any pathogen with a single test

Delve Detect ends the test-after-test cycle when diagnosing meningitis and encephalitis. By analyzing millions of genetic sequences against a powerful, curated database, Delve Detect delivers comprehensive pathogen identification in just 48 hours after a sample is received.

  • Hypothesis-free, culture-independent
  • Sequences all nucleic acids in a sample (DNA and RNA)
  • Just 1mL of CSF required, shipped at room temperature
  • Curated database of more than 68,000 unique species
  • Expert medical consultation through our Clinical Microbial Sequencing Board included
  • Sequencing in a CAP and CLIA-certified laboratory

Backed by real world evidence

Delve Detect provides more comprehensive microbial analysis than conventional testing, getting from sample to answer faster. Real-world evidence from more than 7 years and over 4800 patient samples demonstrate the power of the technology behind Delve Detect:

  • 22% greater diagnostic yield compared to all other infectious disease tests
  • 97%/92% positive/negative percent agreement
  • 54% of diagnoses made through mNGS alone resulting in treatment changes
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As exclusive licensee of University of California San Francisco’s (UCSF) metagenomic sequencing (mNGS) technology, Delve Bio is the exclusive provider of the UCSF mNGS test.

Is Delve Detect right for your patients?

Our genomics experts can consult on how to use mNGS to improve diagnosis of meningitis and encephalitis.