4800 GENES. 3200 DISEASES

Strand® Clinical Exome Test

Highlights of the Strand® Clinical Exome TestCovers 4800 genes associated with known clinical phenotypes

Comprehensive coverage for disease subtypesAids in differential diagnosis

Addresses complex phenotypes

TURN AROUNDTIME

8-10 weeks fromsample receipt

The Strand® Clinical Exome Test is designed to detect diseases ranging from severe recessively inherited Mendelian diseases to complex disorders involving a combination of multiple genetic and environmental factors. The target regions of about 4800 genes, which include the coding exons and splice junctions, are enriched using the patients DNA. The generated library is then subjected to next generation sequencing (NGS). Variations are identified using our proprietary software STRAND® NGS and interpreted using StrandOmics™ - our clinical interpretation and reporting platform.* The Strand Clinical Exome test report is currently based on a research protocol. SC

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DISORDERS COVERED IN THE STRAND® CLINICALEXOME TEST:

STRAND® CLINICAL EXOME TESTOFFERED FOR:• Prenatal purpose• To confirm a diagnosis• Carrier testing

SAMPLE REQUIREMENT

• Saliva sample in kitsprovided by Strand

or• Blood in EDTA (purple top) tube

shipped on cool packs (2-5ml)

Strand Center for Genomics & Personalized Medicine(A division of Strand Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd.)UAS Alumni Association Building, Veterinary College CampusBellary Road, Bangalore – 560 024Phone: +91-80-23095252www.strandcenters.com

ABOUT STRAND® CLINICAL EXOME TEST

• Nutritional and Metabolic Diseases• Congenital, Hereditary, and Neonatal Diseases• Stomatognathic Diseases• Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases• Eye Diseases• Skin and Connective Tissue Diseases• Cardiovascular Diseases• Hemic and Lymphatic Diseases• Musculoskeletal Diseases• Digestive System Diseases• Endocrine System Diseases• Respiratory Tract Diseases• Nervous System Diseases• Immune System Diseases• Female Urogenital Diseases and Pregnancy

Complications• Male Urogenital Diseases and Abnormalities• Neoplasms