HADL30 NGS Panel

Test Introduction

ResearchDx scientists partnered with Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) to develop a test to identify the genetics underlying rare blood disorders.

The assay utilizes Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) to target a panel of 30 genes of interest, including low-complexity intronic and promoter regions. The test is named for the Hematology Advanced Diagnostic Laboratory (HADL) at the Center for Inherited Blood Disorders, founded by Dr. Diane Nugent. The Center has multiple locations, including CHOC, dedicated to identifying the causes of inherited blood disorders.

For more information about ordering this test visit www.cibd-ca.org/about

Test Description

In collaboration with the Hematology Advanced Diagnostics Laboratory (HADL), the CLIA-certified testing laboratory for CIBD, PacificDx (the CLIA-certified testing laboratory for ResearchDx) has designed a 24-gene targeted NGS sequencing panel (see Section 8.2) to interrogate genomic regions involved in rare bleeding disorders. The panel includes both exonic and intronic regions and enables the comprehensive genetic analysis of affected individuals.

 

GenesExons
ADAMTS131-6,8-18,20-29
F101-8
F111-15
F13A11-15
F13B1-12
F214
F510
F71-9
FGA1-5
FGB1-8
FGG1-9
GP1BA1-2
GP1BB1-2
GP61-8
GP91-3
ITGA21-30
ITGA2B1-30
ITGB11-16
ITGB31-15
LMAN11-13
MCFD21-5
MTHFR5,8
MYH92-41
P2RX11-12
P2RY11
P2RY121-3
PLG1-19
SERPINE11-9
TBXA2R2-4
WAS1-12

Test Ordering

The test may be ordered through the center for rare inherited disorders through Children’s Hospital of Orange County.  This test was developed, and its analytical performance characteristics have been determined by PacificDx. It has not been cleared or approved by FDA. This assay has been validated pursuant to the CLIA regulations and is used for clinical purposes.

Sample Collection and Shipping Instructions

  • Collect a total of 20 mL of whole blood into the 2 K2-EDTA tubes
  • Sample shipment to testing laboratory must occur within 7 days of blood draw
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