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Individual SNP Genotyping
Analyses of small numbers (1-30) of SNPs are typically conducted in support of clinical trials. SNP profiling for clinical trial management purposes can be either prospective (using genotypic data to exclude/include patients in a clinical trial or to understand the metabolic profile of clinical trial patients) or retrospective (elucidating pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic, safety, tolerability, and efficiency outcomes through genotype/phenotype correlation analysis). To support these regulated SNP profiling applications, Cogenics offers GLP-compliant PCR/gel-based and other genotyping services for a number of drug metabolism enzymes and other clinically relevant genes:
- 5HHT
- Alpha 2
Macroglobulin (A2M)
- APOE
- COMT
- CYP2A6
- CYP2C19
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- CYP2C9
- CYP2D6
- CYP3A4
- CYP3A5
- DRD2
- F2
- Factor V Leiden
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- FLT3
- MDR1
- NAT2
- PPAR
(alpha, gamma, gamma2)
- SDC4
- UGT1A1
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Cogenics’ individual SNP genotyping services provide these benefits:
- Choice of > 20 standard assays
- Availability of custom assays
- Rapid turnaround time of 3-5 days
- Research, GLP, or CLIA-compliant services
Samples
Clients submit purified genomic DNA, EDTA-preserved blood, buccal cells, or FTA® cards.
Results
Final Reports include SNP profiles for each patient sample.
Cogenics DMET Genotyping Service
Using the Affymetrix DMET array, Cogenics provides a comprehensive assessment of metabolic and transporter genes, allowing you to use patient genotypes to predict drug response and metabolic profile.
- Phase I Drug Metabolizing Enzymes (e.g. CYPs, ADHs, EPHs, …)
- Phase II Drug Metabolizing Enzymes (e.g. NATs, UGTs, SULTs, GSTs, …)
- Drug transport proteins (e.g. ABC transporters, drug uptake transporters, …)
- Receptors (e.g. ADRB2, CAR, hPXR, …)
- Others
Cogenics offers:
- Ability to examine 1,068 SNPs associated with >160 drug metabolism and transport genes
- Experience processing thousands of DMET arrays
- GLP-compliant service
- Rapid turnaround time of 3-5 days
Request additional information on our DMET Service

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