Promotional cover page for a Genomize white paper titled “Long-read sequencing for rare disease: PacBio HiFi pipeline integrated into SEQ platform.” The document features the Genomize logo and a two-column introduction discussing the limitations of short-read sequencing and the advantages of PacBio HiFi long-read technology for rare disease diagnostics. Topics highlighted include structural variants, repeat expansions, paralogous genomic regions, diagnostic yield, and integration of a HiFi-based analysis workflow into the SEQ Platform. The page is branded with Genomize’s tagline, “Scientific Excellence for Everyone.”

Long-read Sequencing for Rare Disease: PacBio-HiFi Pipeline Integrated into SEQ Platform

“We describe how PacBio HiFi long-read sequencing addresses specific blind spots, how we integrated HiFi-based analysis into the Genomize SEQ Platform, and how the resulting pipeline performs on the variant classes that account for most of the diagnostic gap.” Short-read sequencing has transformed clinical genomics, with decreasing costs and faster turnaround making genome and exome…

SEQ Platform’s Variant Prioritization Pipeline for Precision Medicine

“We present an innovative Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data analysis feature in the SEQ Platform that integrates an advanced algorithm to create a highly efficient variant prioritization pipeline with a 97% successful variant prioritization rate. This transformative solution will streamline diagnostic procedures and accelerate the discovery of clinically relevant genetic variants, enhancing the precision and…

SEQ Platforms’s Extended Annotation: A Solution for Alternative Isoforms in NGS Data Analysis

“Alternative splicing is a common and essential mechanism seen in ~94% of human genes. With our Extended Annotation feature, we provide ACMG classifications for all alternative isoforms. Extended Annotation feature provides clinically relevant alterations that can affect diagnosis and treatment in NGS data analysis.” Alternative splicing allows a single gene to produce multiple protein isoforms…