Chronic Diseases and Cancers
Genetic testing for susceptibilities to chronic diseases and cancers in men
Genetic testing for susceptibilities to chronic diseases and cancers in women
What is this test?
Chronic diseases stem from an interaction between genes and the environment. Genes determine how susceptible we are to a disease. These tests are designed to identify 67 genes associated with chronic diseases and 24 genes linked to various types of cancer. They enable a quick and precise assessment of our genetic risks for developing a disease, providing evidence for the early detection and treatment of the disease.
What is it for?
Why is it needed?
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Screening for diseases
Knowing our genetic predispositions allows for the development of more personalized and tailored preventive measures including lifestyle modifications, routine health check-ups, and targeted screening for specific conditions. They are crucial for the early detection and treatment of diseases.
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Personalized health management
Everyone can craft a health management plan covering diet, exercise, and the use of medications tailored to their own genetic makeup, to reduce health risks and live a longer life.
Specifications
Parameters | Standards |
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Enrichment method | Multiplex PCR |
Compatible sequencers | Illumina and MGI |
Number of genes | 247 |
Number of variants | 277 |
Variant type | SNP |
Number of amplicons | 275 |
Length of amplicons | 200-300 bp |
Number of pools | 1 |
Sample input amount | 10-100 ng |
Sample types | Oral swabs, saliva, blood, and DNA |
Library preparation time | 4.5 hours |
Hands-on time | < 1 hour |
Type of sequencing | PE150 |
Target designed rate | 100% |
Coverage | 100% |
> 0.2× mean depth (uniformity) | > 90% |
On-target rate | > 90% |
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