Whole Exome Sequencing (WES)

Whole Exome Sequencing at Getchecked Clinic uses next-generation sequencing to assess genetic variants in over 5,000 genes linked to inherited conditions

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AED 3,999
Sample
Blood
Expected results
Minimum 6 weeks
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About this test

Whole Exome Sequencing at Getchecked Clinic uses next-generation sequencing to assess genetic variants in over 5,000 genes linked to inherited conditions. It can support evaluation of suspected genetic disorders, unexplained medical conditions or a family history of inherited disease.

Your test at a glance

  • Test fee: AED 3,999
  • Sample: Blood
  • Expected results: Minimum 6 weeks
  • Preparation: The nurse will guide you.
  • Includes a detailed report of identified genetic variants and associated conditions

Understanding your results

Your clinician will interpret the findings alongside your symptoms and family history and discuss any appropriate next steps. Results may not provide a definitive explanation for every condition.

Results and included services

Expected results

Minimum 6 weeks

Questions about this test

What does Whole Exome Sequencing assess?

It uses next-generation sequencing to assess genetic variants in over 5,000 genes linked to inherited conditions.

Who may consider this test?

Your clinician may consider it when assessing a suspected genetic disorder, an unexplained medical condition or a family history of inherited disease.

What sample is required and how should I prepare?

A blood sample is required. The nurse will guide you.

When can I expect my results?

Expected results take a minimum of 6 weeks. Confirm current reporting time with Getchecked Clinic when arranging your test.

What is the test fee?

The Whole Exome Sequencing test fee is AED 3,999.

Will the test always provide a diagnosis?

Results may not provide a definitive explanation for every condition. Your clinician will interpret the findings alongside your symptoms and family history and discuss appropriate next steps.

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