Use our range of genetic tests to help guide the treatment and care of your patients

Clinicians can participate on our online courses, where they can find information about our tests. If you are an individual looking for advice, please contact us directly.

Clinicians receive the final report including patient’s information, technique basic steps and the final results using positive/negative status, and (where applicable) Ct for each strain in positive samples.

Genetic testing analyses small sections of your DNA to identify variations or mutations that could affect your health now or in the future. To find out more, view our film here.

The SNPs test analyses a patient’s DNA to characterise how they would respond to treatment with common anti-inflammatories, antibiotics and anticoagulants.

The SNPs test uses an advanced molecular biology technique called quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) to identify genetic markers, called single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that can characterise how your patient will react to treatment with common anti-inflammatories, antibiotics and anticoagulants.