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WGS Tests - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. Whole genome analysis: Sequence, analyse and interpret your patient’s whole genome all in one test. Gene panel analysis: Sequence your patient’s genome, but only analyse and interpret the genes relevant to your patient’s suspected condition. P 61 2 9359 8002. Darlinghurst, NSW 2010,. ACN 608 029 732. Genome.One is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Garvan Institute of Medical Research.

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Order Checklist - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. Use this checklist to ensure you’ve ticked all the boxes when ordering your patient’s Genome.One test. Patient has been given a Genome.One Patient Information Pack. Patient and their family has participated in genetic counselling. From patient for genomic testing. Obtained informed financial consent. If the patients are providing the funding out of pocket. Completed a Genome.One Request Form online. Or in hard copy. P 61 2 9359 8002.

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Company - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. Whole Genome Sequencing. Accessible to all. At Genome.One, we help provide answers to life’s biggest health questions enhancing the lives of patients, families and communities across the world. How do we achieve this? Through our world-leading, Whole Genome Sequencing technology (WGS) and the brilliant minds that power it. This means greater insight into a patient’s genomic data. It means enhancing diagnosis and better managing disease. We use...

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Partners - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. Additional support for your patients. Support for people affected by rare or genetic conditions in Australasia. Genetic and rare disease network. Support and information for people with rare or genetic conditions. NSW Health Centre for Genetics Education. A listing of genetic support groups throughout Australia. A national alliance of Australian’s living with a rare disease. P 61 2 9359 8002. Darlinghurst, NSW 2010,. ACN 608 029 732.

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Analysis and Interpretation - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. Future Analysis and Interpretation. The world of genomics is constantly evolving, with new discoveries and knowledge generated each day. So, even though we’re working for you today, we have our eyes and expertise focused on the future. That’s why when your patient undergoes WGS with Genome.One, their genetic data is stored securely able to be reanalysed and reinterpreted in the future. For new, emerging or unrelated indications or questions.

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The Genome.One Library - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. The latest evidence in genomics. May 26, 2016. May 13, 2016. Testing blog post title. August 22, 2016. HGSA 2016 - Skywalker raffle. We have a winner! Congratulations to Dr Jason Pinner (NSW). Who is the lucky winner of the "Skywalker" competition that took place at the Genome.One stand at the HGSA conference in Hobart. Human Genetics Society of Australasia: Genetics News. Medical Journal of Australia Genetics. Journal of Human Genetics. The A...

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Patient Pathway - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. Your patient’s journey with Genome.One. The clinical team at Genome.One. Your patient is referred to you by their GP. Putting the patient in the picture. You, your patient and a genetic counsellor will talk about the practicalities and implications of Genome.One testing. You can download a copy of the Genome.One patient consent form here. To assist with the discussion of genomic testing with your patient. Complete a Genome.One request form.

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Services - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. Explore your patient’s entire genome at once. Interpret and update the data generated from Whole Genome Sequencing. What your patients can expect with Genome.One. P 61 2 9359 8002. Darlinghurst, NSW 2010,. ACN 608 029 732. Genome.One is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Garvan Institute of Medical Research.

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Frequently Asked Questions - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. Who can order a Genome.One clinical Whole Genome Sequencing test? Clinical WGS with Genome.One can only be ordered by a clinical geneticist or by specialist physicians supported by a clinical geneticist or genetic counsellors. Read more about the Indications for testing. What paper work is required to order a Genome.One Test? All Genome.One tests require completion of a Genome.One Test Request form. And a Genomic Testing Consent Form. The worl...

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Resources - Genome.One

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Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. About Whole Genome Sequencing. The information you need. Genomic Testing Request Form. Genomic Testing Consent Form. Genome Financial Consent Form. A Clinician’s Guide to One. The science of you. A Patient’s Guide to One. Genomic Testing Request Form. Genomic Testing Consent Form. Genome Financial Consent Form. Use this checklist to ensure you tick all the boxes when requesting a Genome.One test for your patient. P 61 2 9359 8002. Darlinghurst, NSW 2010,. ACN 608 029 732.