Sanger sequencing-based mutation analysis is a highly specific molecular test used to confirm known pathogenic or familial genetic variants in an individual. This method is ideal for targeted testing, where a particular mutation is already identified in a family member or suspected based on clinical findings. As the gold standard for sequence validation, Sanger sequencing provides accurate base-level resolution, making it essential for confirmatory testing in clinical genetics.
Postnatal Samples
Pre-test requirement: Detailed clinical history and reference mutation details (if familial)
Highly Accurate:
Ideal for Confirmation:
Cost-Effective for Targeted Use:
Supports Genetic Counseling:
Widely Accepted in Clinical Practice:
TAT - 30 days
Sample: 4ml Blood (EDTA vial)