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Strand Clinical Exome Test
What information can the Strand Clinical Exome Test provide?
The test provides underlying genetic information for more than 3000 inherited disease conditions by analysing genes associated with known clinical phenotypes for presence of mutations.
What are the benefits of doing the Strand Clinical Exome Test?
The clinical exome test can provide the following benefits:
A genetic explanation for disease with complex phenotypes can be established
Enables differential diagnosis of diseases
Provide comprehensive information on disease subtypes
When can the the Strand Clinical Exome Test be ordered?
The clinical exome test can be ordered for:
Genetic confirmation of a phenotypic diagnosis in affected individuals
Carrier testing to identify if parents carry the defective gene responsible for cause of disease
Prenatal diagnosis for pregnancy decisions*
Turnaround Time
The test report is delivered 6-7 weeks from receipt of sample in the lab.
What disorder types are covered under the Strand Inherited Genetic Disorder Test?
The Strand Inherited Genetic Disorder Test is offered as sub-panels covering the following disorders:
Neuromuscular disorders
Neurodevelopmental disorders
Neurocognitive disorders
Inborn Errors of Metabolism disorders
Mitochondrial disorders
Neonatal disorders
Eye disorders
Skeletal disorders
Dermatological disorders
Cardiac disorders
Nephrological disorders
What information can the Strand Inherited Genetic Disorder Test provide?
The test provides underlying genetic information of complex and heterogeneous disorders enabling accurate and rapid clinical diagnosis.
What are the benefits of ordering a Strand Inherited Genetic Disorder Test?
The tests can provide the following benefits:
Establish a genetic explanation for disease with complex phenotypes.
Enable differential diagnosis between syndromic and non-syndromic forms of disorders.
Provide comprehensive information on disease subtypes.
When can the Strand Inherited Genetic Disorder Tests be ordered?
The tests can be ordered for:
Genetic confirmation of a phenotypic diagnosis in affected individuals.
Carrier testing to identify if parents carry the defective gene responsible for causing a disease.
Prenatal diagnosis for pregnancy decisions.*
Phenotypically healthy neonates.$
Neonates with suspected metabolic, endocrine or immune system disorders, or those who manifest cardiac and hearing problems.
Turnaround Time
The test report is delivered 5-6 weeks from receipt of sample in the lab.
Sample requirement (any one of the following)
Saliva in collection kits provided by Strand
Blood in EDTA tubes (2-5ml)
Dry blood spot (in kits provided by Strand)
Buccal swab (in kits provided by Strand)
DNA isolated from blood
*Prenatal Testing
Prenatal diagnosis is only offered based on the identified mutation in the proband sample or after carrier testing in the parents.
Prenatal test requirements:
maternal cell contamination certificate
Form F/ G
Sample required : Fetal DNA from CVS or Amniocentesis
$Neonatal testing
Only pathogenic and likely pathogenic variants are reported for risk assessment of healthy neonates with no clinically significant manifestations.