Molecular Haematology - The Wilson Centre for Blood Cancer Genomics

The Wilson Centre for Blood Cancer Genomics is a diagnostic and research program that provides accredited genomic testing to make precision cancer care for individuals with blood cancer a reality

Details on our NGS panels and single variant assays are available below:

Responses to commonly asked questions regarding testing for known or suspected haematological malignancies using NGS testing are outlined in our referrers guide.

Referrals

Please complete Molecular Haematology Request Slip and send to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Research program

As a proud member of the Collaborative Centre for Blood Cancer Genomics, the Wilson Centre leads a dynamic research program focused on targeted treatment resistance, personalised medicine, bone marrow failure syndromes, and residual disease. To learn more about our research program and other initiatives, including progress on the Genomic Advances and Testing Equity Within Australian HaematologY (GATEWAY) project please visit Wilson Centre for Blood Cancer Genomics.

Our Story

The Wilson Centre for Blood Cancer Genomics owes its formation to the remarkable generosity of the Wilson family. Their initial donation in 2017 paved the way for the Centre's establishment, with a subsequent contribution in 2021 further supporting its vision and activities. The Wilson family have now donated more than $9 million through the Snowdome Foundation to the Wilson Centre for Blood Cancer Genomics.

The team at the Wilson Centre for Blood Cancer Genomics is forever grateful to Bruce and Christine, and their children James, Andrew and Pennie and their families for their support.

How to contact us

For all testing and research enquiries to the Wilson Centre, please see the below contact details.

Contact the Wilson Centre team:

Phone: (03) 8559 5414
Fax: (03) 8559 5437
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Testing enquires:

Molecular Haematology Request Slip

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