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Hereditary Actionable Disorders Screen

An 89-gene screening test for hereditary predisposition to cancer, cardiac disease, metabolic, muscular, and blood clotting disorders, powered by the Helix Exome+® platform.

Turnaround

6-21 days

Turnaround Requery

≤ 5 days

Screen Description

Helix Hereditary Actionable Disorders Screen is a screening test that analyzes genes related to hereditary predisposition to oncology, cardiology, metabolic, muscular and blood clotting disorders. This test only reports clinically significant pathogenic and likely pathogenic variants, unlike diagnostic testing, which also reports variants of uncertain significance (VUS).

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Indications for Testing

The genes included in this screening test have established medical management interventions that may prevent disease and/or significantly reduce morbidity and mortality.

Methodology

This test utilizes next-generation sequencing to detect single nucleotide variants, insertions and deletions up to 20 bp, and copy number variants for most genes on this panel. This test only reports clinically significant pathogenic and likely pathogenic variants, unlike diagnostic testing, which also reports variants of uncertain significance (VUS).

Technical Specifications

Analytical sensitivity (SNV)

> 99%

Analytical sensitivity (indel)

> 99%

Analytical specificity

> 99%

CNV sensitivity (multi-exon)

> 99%

CNV sensitivity (single-exon)

> 90%

Gene notes

APC: analysis includes CNV of promoters 1A and 1B and sequencing of promoter 1B; APOB: analysis is limited to c.10580G>A and c.10579C>T; BMPR1A: analysis includes CNV of promoter; BRCA1: sequencing an...

Genomic build

GRCh38

Genes Tested

ABCD1
ACTA2
ACTC1
ACVRL1
APC
APOB
ATP7B
BAG3
BMPR1A
BRCA1
BRCA2
BTD
CACNA1S
CALM1
CALM2
CALM3
CASQ2
COL3A1
CYP27A1
DES
DSC2
DSG2
DSP
ENG
EPCAM

Showing 25 of 89 genes in this panel

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