Background
Germline mutation testing is essential for assessing inherited breast cancer risk and informing targeted treatment strategies1.
In early-stage breast cancer, timely and accurate detection of pathogenic BRCA1/2 variants can significantly impact surgical planning, systemic therapy choices, and long-term surveillance2.
AI-driven approaches are emerging that analyze histopathology images to help prioritize patients for genetic testing, with the potential to accelerate diagnostic workflows and improve the consistency of clinical decision-making3.
Objective
A biotech company approached Aigora with the goal of obtaining a tailored, comprehensive whole slide image dataset suitable for the development, validation, and potential future regulatory evaluation of an AI-powered gBRCA pre-screening solution for early-stage breast cancer.
Delivery
To support this objective, Aigora curated a regulatory-grade multimodal dataset integrating H&E-stained whole slide images of early-stage breast cancer tissue with detailed clinical, pathological, and molecular data.



