WES Case Study
Identifying a Clinically Relevant Mitochondrial Variant

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It takes approx. seven years to diagnose a patient with a rare disease. With NEW CentoXome^®, this doesn’t have to be the case.

Through utilizing NEW CentoXome, our enhanced Whole Exome Sequencing (WES), we were able to provide a twenty-year-old female and her family with answers.

Take a look at our Case Study to see how we were able shorten this young rare disease patient's diagnostic odyssey.

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How CentoXome Can Help You

Access enhanced coverage across the entire exome, full mitochondrial genome, and nearly 100% coverage of all known clinically relevant genes and variants throughout the genome

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WES Case Study Identifying a Clinically Relevant Mitochondrial Variant

WES Case Study
Identifying a Clinically Relevant Mitochondrial Variant