Clinical Variant Analysis for Precision Medicine

VarSeq is the leading platform for interpreting genomic variants in clinical practice. Unlock actionable insights for rare disease diagnosis, cancer genomics, and carrier screening.

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Comprehensive Clinical Solutions

From rare disease diagnosis to cancer genomics, VarSeq provides the tools clinicians and researchers need to interpret genetic variants with confidence.

Rare Disease Diagnosis

Accelerate diagnosis of rare genetic disorders with intelligent variant prioritization and comprehensive phenotype matching.

Cancer Genomics

Identify clinically actionable variants in cancer samples with precision oncology interpretations and treatment recommendations.

Hereditary Disease Risk

Assess familial risk with advanced penetrance and expression analysis for hereditary cancer and disease predisposition syndromes.

Carrier Screening

Comprehensive carrier screening for reproductive health with expanded genetic panels and actionable recommendations.

Powerful Clinical Intelligence

VarSeq combines advanced variant annotation, evidence-based interpretation, and clinical decision support to deliver rapid, accurate insights.

Comprehensive Annotation

Population frequencies, functional predictions, and clinical evidence from thousands of data sources.

ACMG Classification

Automated variant classification following the latest ACMG/AMP guidelines with transparent reasoning.

Clinical Reports

Generate professional, publication-ready reports with customizable templates for your laboratory.

Collaborative Workspace

Secure sharing and real-time collaboration for multidisciplinary team-based variant interpretation.

Variant Classification

Pathogenic
ACMG Score:9/10
Population Freq:0.001%

Supporting Evidence

  • ClinVar: Likely Pathogenic
  • In-silico: Deleterious
  • Publications: 42 references
10M+

Variants Analyzed

500+

Clinical Labs

99.9%

Uptime SLA

24/7

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