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ExomeNext
MessageThis test is currently only available in BHS CPRS. If you are a Bedford provider and wish to see this test offered in Bedford CPRS- please contact the Bedford Laboratory.
Ambry has created an ExomeNext Interactive Gene Coverage Tool, a search engine that provides the average coverage for individual genes found on ExomeNext tests. After the gene(s) in question are entered, the tool displays the coverage for each consensus coding sequences (CDS) covered by ExomeNext’s platform. This helps healthcare providers understand how well ExomeNext or ExomeNext-Rapid covers any genes of interest for their patient before they order the test.
Ambry has created an ExomeNext Interactive Gene Coverage Tool, a search engine that provides the average coverage for individual genes found on ExomeNext tests. After the gene(s) in question are entered, the tool displays the coverage for each consensus coding sequences (CDS) covered by ExomeNext’s platform. This helps healthcare providers understand how well ExomeNext or ExomeNext-Rapid covers any genes of interest for their patient before they order the test.
Test Code
EXOMENEXT(O)
Preferred Specimen
3 whole blood lavender EDTA
Minimum Volume
6-10 mL
Transport Temperature
Room temperature
Methodology
Next Generation Sequencing (NGS)
Report Available
8-12 weeks
Reference Range
Provided with patient report in CPRS.
Clinical Significance
ExomeNext sequences the exome using next generation sequencing methods targeted to the nuclear and mitochondrial (mtDNA) genomes. This, coupled with powerful bioinformatics (filtering and verification), identifies a clinical answer efficiently and effectively – genetic changes in the exome are expected to cause about 85% of known diseases. Healthcare providers are more likely to get an informative, medically actionable answer with exome sequencing.
Performing Laboratory
Test performed at Ambry Genetics and transported via Quest.
Additional Information
Link to test information on Ambry Genetics website
Last Updated: October 29, 2015