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1. Start by selecting a reputable laboratory or sequencing service that offers targeted whole exome sequencing.
2. Provide the necessary patient information and consent forms to the laboratory.
3. Collect a blood or saliva sample from the patient.
4. Follow the provided instructions for sample storage and transportation to ensure sample integrity.
5. The laboratory will extract DNA from the sample and prepare it for sequencing.
6. The exome regions of the DNA will be enriched using capture probes or baits designed to target specific genes or genomic regions of interest.
7. The enriched DNA will undergo high-throughput sequencing using next-generation sequencing platforms.
8. The generated sequencing data will then be analyzed to identify genetic variants, mutations, and potentially disease-related abnormalities.
9. The laboratory will provide a detailed report of the findings, including any known disease-causing variants and potential treatment options if applicable.
10. Physicians or genetic counselors can interpret the results and discuss them with the patient or their legal guardians.
11. Follow up with appropriate medical interventions, genetic counseling, or further testing as necessary based on the results.

Who needs targeted whole exome sequencing?

1. Targeted whole exome sequencing is typically recommended for individuals with suspected genetic disorders or conditions that have a strong genetic component. It may also be used in research studies to identify novel disease-causing variants.
2. Some examples of individuals who may benefit from targeted whole exome sequencing include:
3. - Patients with undiagnosed or atypical presentations of rare genetic diseases
4. - Individuals with a family history of genetic disorders
5. - Patients with complex or multisystemic diseases
6. - Individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism or intellectual disability
7. - Patients with suspected genetic predispositions to certain cancers
8. - Couples planning to have children who want to assess their carrier status for specific genetic conditions
9. - Individuals interested in pharmacogenomic testing to determine how their genetic makeup affects drug metabolism and response.

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What is targeted whole exome sequencing?

Targeted whole exome sequencing is a method to selectively sequence the protein-coding regions of the genome.

Who is required to file targeted whole exome sequencing?

Researchers and healthcare professionals conducting genetic testing may be required to file targeted whole exome sequencing data.

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Targeted whole exome sequencing data can be filled out using bioinformatics tools and software to analyze the genetic information.

What is the purpose of targeted whole exome sequencing?

The purpose of targeted whole exome sequencing is to identify genetic variations or mutations in the protein-coding regions of the genome that may be associated with disease.

What information must be reported on targeted whole exome sequencing?

The reported information on targeted whole exome sequencing includes genetic variants, gene mutations, and their potential implications on health.