Inova, Veritas Genetics Partner to Offer Whole-Genome Sequencing, Interpretation

Sep 28, 2017

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Inova said today that it has partnered with Veritas Genetics to provide whole-genome sequencing and interpretation services.

Later this year the companies plan to offer a service called MyMap, which will include MyGenome next-generation sequencing by Veritas and MediMap pharmacogenomic testing by Inova.

Veritas' MyGenome uses NGS to screen a patient's whole genome for more than 1,200 clinically relevant conditions, assess carrier status for over 100 inherited conditions, identify more than 120 traits, and provide genetic ancestral data by region.

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