Advanced Nutrigenomics Test (NGS Based)
₹15000
✓ In Stock
Product Details
A one-time genetic test that helps understand how your body absorbs, processes, and responds to nutrients, antioxidants, and dietary components—allowing truly personalised nutrition planning during cancer treatment and recovery.
What Is Nutrigenomics?
Nutrigenomics studies how your genes influence:
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Nutrient absorption
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Antioxidant response
-
Vitamin metabolism
-
Inflammation and oxidative stress handling
Your genetic makeup stays the same for life—so this test only needs to be done once.
What This Test Analyses
This test uses Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) to analyse genes involved in:
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Antioxidant metabolism
-
Vitamin response (e.g., Vitamin C, Vitamin K)
-
Fat metabolism and lipid handling
-
Inflammation and oxidative stress pathways
-
Nutrient transport and utilisation
These insights help design personalised diet plans and supplement strategies, especially important in cancer care
Technology & Methodology
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Technology: Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)
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Sequencing of coding exons and exon–intron junctions
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Reference Genome: GRCh38
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Detects:
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Single Nucleotide Variants (SNVs)
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Small insertions/deletions (InDels)
Accuracy
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~99% sensitivity for SNVs
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99.9% specificity overall
Report Delivery
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Digital, easy-to-read PDF report
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Clear summary section
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Gene-based nutritional interpretation
-
Designed for use by doctors and oncology nutrition experts
Key Nutrigenomics Genes Covered
The test evaluates clinically relevant genes linked to nutrition and metabolism, including:
- G6PD – antioxidant and oxidative stress response
- ABCG2 – nutrient and compound transport
- SLCO1B1 – fat and lipid handling
- CYP4F2 – vitamin and fatty acid metabolism
- CYP3A5 – metabolic response variation
- VKORC1 – vitamin K pathway involvement
(Gene selection based on clinically validated nutrigenomic relevance)
What This Test Analyses
This test uses Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) to analyse genes involved in:
- Antioxidant metabolism
- Vitamin response (e.g., Vitamin C, Vitamin K)
- Fat metabolism and lipid handling
- Inflammation and oxidative stress pathways
- Nutrient transport and utilisation
These insights help design personalised diet plans and supplement strategies, especially important in cancer care
What You Will Learn From the Report
Nutrition & Diet Insights
- How your body responds to antioxidants
- Sensitivity to oxidative stress
- Individual vitamin metabolism patterns
- Nutrient absorption efficiency
Supplement Guidance Support
- Tolerance to antioxidant supplements
- Genetic sensitivity impacting supplement safety
- Guidance points for nutritionists and clinicians
Cancer-Care Relevance
- Supports safer nutrition during chemotherapy or radiation
- Helps avoid unnecessary or poorly tolerated supplements
- Aids long-term survivorship nutrition planning
Turnaround Time
2–3 weeks from sample receipt
Sample Type
EDTA Whole Blood Quantity: 2–3 mL
Advanced Nutrigenomics Test (NGS Based)
₹15000
✓ In Stock
Product Details
A one-time genetic test that helps understand how your body absorbs, processes, and responds to nutrients, antioxidants, and dietary components—allowing truly personalised nutrition planning during cancer treatment and recovery.
What Is Nutrigenomics?
Nutrigenomics studies how your genes influence:
-
Nutrient absorption
-
Antioxidant response
-
Vitamin metabolism
-
Inflammation and oxidative stress handling
Your genetic makeup stays the same for life—so this test only needs to be done once.
What This Test Analyses
This test uses Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) to analyse genes involved in:
-
Antioxidant metabolism
-
Vitamin response (e.g., Vitamin C, Vitamin K)
-
Fat metabolism and lipid handling
-
Inflammation and oxidative stress pathways
-
Nutrient transport and utilisation
These insights help design personalised diet plans and supplement strategies, especially important in cancer care
Technology & Methodology
-
Technology: Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)
-
Sequencing of coding exons and exon–intron junctions
-
Reference Genome: GRCh38
-
Detects:
-
Single Nucleotide Variants (SNVs)
-
Small insertions/deletions (InDels)
Accuracy
-
~99% sensitivity for SNVs
-
99.9% specificity overall
Report Delivery
-
Digital, easy-to-read PDF report
-
Clear summary section
-
Gene-based nutritional interpretation
-
Designed for use by doctors and oncology nutrition experts
Key Nutrigenomics Genes Covered
The test evaluates clinically relevant genes linked to nutrition and metabolism, including:
- G6PD – antioxidant and oxidative stress response
- ABCG2 – nutrient and compound transport
- SLCO1B1 – fat and lipid handling
- CYP4F2 – vitamin and fatty acid metabolism
- CYP3A5 – metabolic response variation
- VKORC1 – vitamin K pathway involvement
(Gene selection based on clinically validated nutrigenomic relevance)
What This Test Analyses
This test uses Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) to analyse genes involved in:
- Antioxidant metabolism
- Vitamin response (e.g., Vitamin C, Vitamin K)
- Fat metabolism and lipid handling
- Inflammation and oxidative stress pathways
- Nutrient transport and utilisation
These insights help design personalised diet plans and supplement strategies, especially important in cancer care
What You Will Learn From the Report
Nutrition & Diet Insights
- How your body responds to antioxidants
- Sensitivity to oxidative stress
- Individual vitamin metabolism patterns
- Nutrient absorption efficiency
Supplement Guidance Support
- Tolerance to antioxidant supplements
- Genetic sensitivity impacting supplement safety
- Guidance points for nutritionists and clinicians
Cancer-Care Relevance
- Supports safer nutrition during chemotherapy or radiation
- Helps avoid unnecessary or poorly tolerated supplements
- Aids long-term survivorship nutrition planning
Turnaround Time
2–3 weeks from sample receipt
Sample Type
EDTA Whole Blood Quantity: 2–3 mL