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GeneClinics: Medical Genetics Knowledge Base NIH funded, expert-authored descriptions of inherited disorders. Covers genetic testing in diagnosis and management and genetic counseling of patients. Genetic Assays Inc. Offers physicians, hospitals, and laboratories, molecular techniques for the gene level diagnosis and management of diseases. Also provide DNA testing for the determination of parentage/paternity. GeneTests A genetic testing resource including an introduction to genetic counseling and testing and a genetics laboratory directory. From the University of Washington. DNAprint Genomics inc. Develop analytics and information resource products, including platforms for genotype pattern recognition for complex trait determination. Includes an overview of services, investor relations, and career opportunities. Genassist, Inc. Resources and genetic consultation for people with pregnancy questions related to inherited diseases, assisted conception, and pregnancy ultrasound. Dynacare Northwest, Inc. Cytogenetics Laboratory Offers a range of tests including Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization (FISH) for microdeletion syndromes. Karyotypes and ideograms of normal and abnormal chromosomes are included as examples. Gene Dx Genetic testing and diagnosis company serving individuals and families suffering from severe hereditary disorders. The Gene Trust Goal is to establish a database of information about people, including physical characteristics, health histories, and responses to treatments and thus speed up the rate of medical advances based on this genetic knowledge . Interleukin Genetics Incorporated Performs genetic susceptibility testing services for common diseases which are treatable and preventable. Includes corporate and financial data, and job opportunities . Gene Analysis Service GmbH Molecular biological and medical diagnostic service laboratory. Mutation screening by DNA sequencing for the detection of rare genetic diseases. |
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