NorthShore Enlists Ambry Genetics for Whole-Exome Sequencing

Sep 12, 2017

This story has been updated to reflect new information from NorthShore regarding its alliance with Invitae.

CHICAGO (GenomeWeb) – NorthShore University HealthSystem is enlisting Ambry Genetics to offer genetic testing and research opportunities, the two entities announced today.

Under the new partnership, Aliso Viejo, California-based Ambry Genetics will provide whole-exome sequencing for 10,000 patients enrolled in NorthShore's Genomic Health Initiative.

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