Gene Panel Testing

Your test results will be delivered as two reports.

Gene panel testing.

The exonic regions of 20 genes are sequenced and analyzed as part of this panel including adamts13 c2 c3 c3ar1 cd46 mcp cfb cfd cfh cfhr1 cfhr2 cfhr3 cfhr4 cfhr5 cfi dgke masp2 mmachc thbd plg wt1 and one snp in c5 c5 p arg885. Testing of at risk relatives for specific known variant s previously identified in an affected family member prenatal diagnosis for known familial pathogenic variant s in at risk pregnancies genetic counseling especially recurrence risk and prenatal diagnosis. A new technology called multigene panel testing simultaneously examines a number of different genes to look for potentially cancer causing mutations which can provide information to help people take action to prevent or stop cancer. Please contact client services with any questions.

Adding this test will result in an order that contains multiple clinical areas. Genetic testing panels are usually grouped in categories based on different kinds of medical concerns. Genesight psychotropic is a pharmacogenomic test that analyzes clinically important genetic variations in your dna. Some examples of genetic panel tests are low muscle tone short stature or epilepsy.

A panel genetic test looks for changes in many genes in one test. When finding the answer is critical for guiding your patient s healthcare cancernext is a comprehensive 36 gene panel that identifies inherited risks for at least 8 types of cancers giving you more information for treatment and management decisions. If you choose to add this test you will need to send in two sample tubes and your order will represent two billable events. The invitae multi cancer panel is designed to maximize diagnostic yield for individuals with a personal or family history of mixed cancers affecting multiple organ systems.

The results of the test can inform your doctor about genes that may impact how you metabolize or respond to certain medications. Genetic testing of these genes may confirm a diagnosis and help guide treatment and management decisions. The genes we re born with may increase our risk for cancer.