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Sequencing.com Hopes to Shepherd Growing Market of DIY Genomics Tools

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Sequencing.com, a new company hoping to play a unique role in the future of personal genomics, announced its global launch last week. The last few years have seen the emergence and propagation of companies that help users in possession of their own genetic data to access and understand what this information means for their health, skirting the rules and regulations surrounding the marketing of genomic tests directly to consumers.

Sequencing introduces first agnostic platform for genetic data

Sequencing.com introduces first agnostic platform for genetic data

Sequencing.com on Wednesday announced its global public launch with a platform that allows users to securely store, analyze and share their DNA information. According to the company, the "world’s first agnostic platform for genetic data" is compatible with data produced by almost every genetic testing technology, including DNA microarrays, whole genome sequencing and exome sequencing, such as those marketed by Illumina, Helix and 23andMe.

Sequencing.com Launches World’s First App Store for DNA

Following years of research and development, Sequencing.com has today announced its global launch to the public.

Gene-Driven Plan for Health

"Genomics has reached a point," Colby tells the Tribune, "where we can use a patient’s genetic information to personalize health care and lifestyle. We now have the ability to outsmart our genes to protect our health and longevity."

Making a life plan based on your DNA

“We now have the ability to outsmart our genes to protect our health and longevity,” geneticist Brandon Colby says.