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Athletic Performance

Personalized guidance for optimizing fitness and athletic performance

This app provides straightforward guidance for optimizing your workouts and physical fitness.

When you use this app you'll receive a concise report that is:

  • non-technical and easy-to-understand
  • focused on empowering you with useful insights
  • easy to download, print and share

 

News Update

Genetic analysis can improve your workout:

  • A 2016 study in the journal Biology of Sport titled 'A genetic-based algorithm for personalized resistance training' found that athletes using DNA-matched training improved their performance almost three times more than those on mismatched programs. read more

This app analyzes your DNA and provides insights for optimizing athletic performance.

Once your DNA data is stored in your Sequencing.com account, all you need to do is click the report's 'Start' button. 

If your DNA data is not already stored in your account, you can either import your data from a DNA test you've already taken (such as from 23andMe or AncestryDNA) or you can order one of our DNA tests.

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Our Universal DNA Compatibility enables this report to work with DNA data from almost any DNA test.     Our clinical-grade 30x Whole Genome Sequencing test obtains data on 100% of your genome.

Use the Upload Center to upload and use your DNA test or genome sequencing data.

Powered by our Universal DNA Compatibility technology, this app is compatible with data from most genetic tests.

 

Test Compatibility   Format Compatibility   Variant Compatibility   Reference Genome Compatibility
Whole Genome Sequencing   FASTQ and FQ   SNP / SNV
(Single Nucleotide Variants)		   hg38 / GRCh38
Exome Sequencing   FASTA and FA       hg19 / GRCh37
Ultimate DNA Test   BAM       hg18 / GRCh36
23andMe   SAM       hg17 / GRCh35
AncestryDNA   CRAM        
MyHeritage   VCF        
Dante Labs   Genome VCF (gVCF and GVCF)        
Nebula Genomics   TXT        
Genes for Good   CSV        
Living DNA   TAB        
HomeDNA   gz and zip compressed files        
FTDNA   almost all other genetic data formats        
Silverberry Genomix            
Toolbox Genomics            
Full Genomes            
Color            
New Amsterdam Genomics            
24Genetics            
Vitagene            
Helix            
Genos            
tellmeGen            
GSA            
Axiom            
almost all other genetic tests

This app is optimized for Sequencing.com's Whole Genome Sequencing test and Ultimate DNA Test.

Compare to 23andMe, Ancestry and similar that test less than 0.1% of your genome.

 

    Ultimate DNA Test   Whole Genome Sequencing
    BUY NOW   BUY NOW
         
Discounted Price   $69  $189   $399  $599
         
Amount of genome tested   1%   100%
         
Technology   Genotyping Microarray   Clinical-Grade 30x Genome Sequencing
         
Coronavirus Report Version   Plus Report   Comprehensive Report
         
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Do I need to do anything to the file containing my genetic data before it is analyzed by this app?

Good news... the app does everything for you.

All you need to do is either upload or import the file containing your genetic data into your Sequencing.com account. Start the app, select the file and the app will handle do everything else.

23andMe data can be uploaded or imported directly from 23andMe (via the Upload Center) while Ancestry.com, Family Tree DNA and The Genographic Project data can be obtained from those services and then uploaded to your account at Sequencing.com. You don't need to do anything to the file you obtain from these services... just upload the file to your secure account at Sequencing.com and then you can use it to power most apps.

Both whole and exome sequencing data can be provided unaligned (such as in FASTQ or FASTA formats), aligned but without variant calling (such as BAM or SAM formats) or in VCF, CRAM or AVRO formats.

 

Where do I indicate sex or reference genome?

Some more good news... the app does this as well. It utilizes an advanced automated approach to determine sex and reference genome (if the file format is downstream of alignment).

 

What do the question marks and dashes represent in the 'My Genetic Makeup' column of this table?

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Two question marks are used when your genetic data file did not contain any data on this specific genetic variant and therefore the data was not tested for and is 'Unknown'.
 
Two question marks are used because each person's DNA contains two copies of that genetic variant so there is one question mark for each copy of the genetic variant in your DNA.
 
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A single question mark will appear when your genetic data file did not contain any data on this specific genetic and DNA commonly only contains a single copy of that genetic variant. 
 
For example, all variants on the mitochondrial chromosome (Chromosome "M") exist as a single copy because DNA only contains a single copy of the mitochondrial chromosome.
 
This is different from most chromosomes, which appear duplicate (there are two copies of chromosome 1, two copies of chromosome 2, etc.). If the variant is on a chromosome that there is only a single copy of and there is no data on that variant in the data file then only a single question mark will appear.
 
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Two dashes are used if your genetic data file does include information about this specific genetic variant but the data is a 'No Call.' A 'No Call' means the lab that generated the file determined that the variant's test result did not pass quality control.
 
A 'No Call' may also appear when Sequencing.com's additional quality control determines a variant's result is not reliable and may provide inaccurate results. Sequencing.com has implemented this additional quality control to ensure that only the highest quality genetic data is analyzed by apps.
 
Two dashes are used instead of question marks because the genetic data file does contain data on that variant but the variant's results are not reliable.
 
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A single dash is used when the variant's results are not reliable (ie the test result for that variant fails quality control) and DNA contains only a single copy of that variant.
 
For example, all variants on the mitochondrial chromosome that are tested for by a genetic test but don't pass quality control have a single dash as the variant's result.

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The genetic analysis and statements that appear in this app have not been evaluated by the United States Food and Drug Administration. The Sequencing.com website and all software applications (Apps) that use Sequencing.com's website, as well as Sequencing.com's open Application Programming Interface (API), are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.