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1 ***Next Generation sequencing testing options available effective April 18 th, 2016*** Genetic Test Next Generation Sequencing NF1-RASopathy Panel Testing NF1-only NGS testing and copy number analysis for the NF1 gene (NF1-NG) This testing includes an average coverage of 1800x to allow for the identification of mosaicism as low as 8% of the alleles. In addition, novel mutations identified in the NF1 gene will be confirmed via RNA-based analysis at no additional charge. RNA-based testing will also be provided to nonfounder, multigenerational families with classic NF1 at no additional charge if next-generation sequencing is found negative. $ NF1/SPRED1-only testing and copy number analysis for NF1 and SPRED1 (NFSP-NG) This testing includes an average coverage of 1800x to allow for the identification of mosaicism as low as 8% of the alleles. In addition, free of charge testing maybe available in scenarios summarized for NF1-only above. $ Noonan-only NGS testing (NNP-NG) This testing includes BRAF, CBL, HRAS, KRAS, MAP2K1, MAP2K2, NRAS, PTPN11, RAF1, SHOC2, SOS1, SPRED1, RIT1, RASA2, and SOS2 as well as copy number analysis for the SPRED1 gene. An average coverage ofa1800x will allow for the identification of mosaicism as low as 8% of the alleles. $ RASopathy NGS panel testing (RAS-NG) This testing includes BRAF, CBL, HRAS, KRAS, MAP2K1, MAP2K2, NF1, NRAS, PTPN11, RAF1, SHOC2, SOS1, SPRED1, RIT1, RASA2, and SOS2 as well as copy number analysis for the NF1 and SPRED1 gene. An average coverage of 1800x will allow for the identification of mosaicism as low as 8% of the alleles. In addition, free of charge testing may be available in scenarios summarized for NF1-only above. $ Prices listed correspond to institutional rates only; please contact the lab for insurance rates.
2 Neurofibromatosis Type 1 - NF1 and Legius syndrome SPRED1 NF1/SPRED1 Combo Comprehensive (NFSP-R) RNA/cDNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA and FISH (if a micro-deletion is identified) for the NF1 gene in combination with Comprehensive DNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis for the SPRED1 gene. For each patient, both NF1 and SPRED1 genes are analyzed comprehensively, but price depends on test result obtained. $ , 81407, 88230, 15 (RUSH ) topped) (Minimum of 3 ml for pediatric patients) Blood samples must be received within hours $ , 1) 10 ml of whole blood in EDTA (purple topped) SPRED1 Comprehensive (SPD1) DNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the SPRED1 gene only. A reduced price is charged if a pathogenic mutation is found during sequencing. $400 (mutation identified during Applicable for those samples that cannot be received within hours after blood draw NF1/SPRED1 Known Mutation (KT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, NF1 and/or SPRED1 mutation in at-risk family members by sequence, MLPA, and/or FISH analysis Note: FISH analysis is performed in the UAB Cytogenetic Laboratory, directed by Prof. Dr. A. Carroll NF1 or SPRED1 Prenatal (PT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, NF1 or SPRED1 mutation (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC ) analysis) $ (2) Buccal swab sample for sequence analysis only (3) DNA sample (3) 2 T flasks of cultured CVS (>70% from mother for MCC studies.
3 NF1 CALs/NFs (NF14N) Comprehensive RNA/cDNA-based NF1 sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis on cultured neural crest derived cells from affected body regions (i.e. CAL-spots and/or neurofibromas) for possible segmental/mosaic NF1 cases **Please note: it is required to contact the laboratory at or in advance of sending specimens for this testing option** NF1 CALs (NF14C) Comprehensive RNA/cDNA-based NF1 sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis with reflexive DNA-based SPRED1 sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis on cultured melanocytes from café-au-lait spots in affected body regions for possible segmental/mosaic NF1 and/or Legius syndrome cases with pigmentary findings only **Please note: it is required to contact the laboratory at or in advance of sending specimens for this testing option** $2600 $ (x2), 81408, 81407, 81402(x2) 120 Dependent on size and quality of the tissue specimen received 88233, 81408, 81407, 81405, 120 (1) 2-3 5mm punch biopsies from CAL-spots. Special transport media required for shipping: contact us at (2) minimum 3 separate fresh neurofibromas. Special transport media required for shipping: contact us at Neurofibromatosis Type 2 - NF2 NF2 Comprehensive (NF21) RNA/cDNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis or DNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the NF2 gene starting from a DNA sample or from a blood sample that arrived >72 hours after blood draw A reduced price is charged if a pathogenic mutation is found during sequencing. $ , 81405, $800 (mutation identified during 81406, (RUSH ) topped). (Minimum of 3 ml for pediatric patients) NF2 Tumor (NF24) Comprehensive gdna-based NF2 testing on a minimum of 2 different tumor specimens by direct sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA of the NF2 gene. Any mutations found in the tumor tissue will be confirmed in blood at no additional cost if the blood sample is submitted the same week as the tumor specimen. NF2 Known Mutation (KT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, NF2 mutation in at risk family members by sequence, MLPA, and/or FISH analysis **Please note: FISH analysis is performed in the UAB Cytogenetic Laboratory, directed by Prof. Dr. A. Carroll ** NF2 Prenatal (PT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, NF2 mutation (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC ) analysis) $ , 81406, 81403(x2) $ (4) Blood specimen for confirmation at no additional charge if sent within a week of the tumor specimen (2) Buccal swab sample for sequence analysis only (3) DNA sample (2) Direct amniotic fluid (min. 10 ml fluid) (3) 2 T flasks of cultured CVS (>70%
4 Schwannomatosis/Rhabdoid Tumor Predisposition Syndrome (RTPS) - SMARCB1 and LZTR1 SMARCB1 (SB11) DNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the SMARCB1 gene starting from a DNA sample or from a blood sample that arrived >72 hours after blood draw. LZTR1 Comprehensive analysis on Blood or Tumor (LZTR1) DNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the LZTR1 gene starting from a DNA sample or from a blood sample or tumor specimen. LZTR1 or SMARCB1 Targeted (KT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, SMARCB1or LZTR1 mutation in at risk family members by sequence, MLPA, and/or FISH analysis **Please note: FISH analysis is performed in the UAB Cytogenetic Laboratory, directed by Prof. Dr. A. Carroll** SMARCB1 Prenatal (PT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, SMARCB1 mutation (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC) analysis) Schwannomatosis Panel (SCHP) Comprehensive DNA-based testing for Schwannomatosis and/or Neurofibromatosis type 2 on a minimum of 2 different tumor specimens by direct sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA of both the SMARCB1, LZTR1, and NF2 genes. Any mutations found in the tumor tissue will be confirmed in blood at no additional cost if the blood sample is submitted the same week as the tumor specimen. SMARCB1 Rhabdoid (SB14RT) Comprehensive DNA-based testing for RTPS on a tumor specimen by direct sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA of the SMARCB1 gene. Any mutations found in the tumor tissue will be confirmed in blood at no additional cost if the blood sample is submitted the same week as the tumor specimen. Tuberous Sclerosis Complex TSC1/TSC2 $ , $ , $ $ (x3),, 81406(x2), 81402, $ ,, 81402, (x2) 15 (RUSH ) topped). (Minimum of 3 ml for pediatric patients) topped). (Minimum of 3 ml for pediatric patients) (2) Buccal swab sample for sequence analysis only (3) DNA sample (3) 2 T flasks of cultured CVS (>70% (4) Blood specimen for confirmation at no additional charge if sent within a week of the tumor specimen (4) Blood specimen for confirmation at no additional charge if sent within a week of the tumor specimen TSC1 Sequencing only (TSC1-S) DNA-based sequencing for the TSC1 gene $ (purple topped)
5 TSC1 MLPA only (TSC1-M) DNA-based dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the TSC1 gene $ TSC2 Sequencing only (TSC2-S) DNA-based sequencing for the TSC2 gene $ (purple topped) TSC2 MLPA only (TSC2-M) DNA-based dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the TSC2 gene $ Complete Tuberous Sclerosis Panel Testing (TSCP) DNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the TSC1 and TSC2 gene TSC Known Mutation (KT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, mutation in any of the genes mentioned above in at risk family members by sequence analysis TSC Prenatal (PT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, : TSC1 or TSC2 mutation (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC) analysis) RASopathy Single Gene Testing $ , $ $ , Costello syndrome (CST1) DNA-based sequencing of the HRAS gene $ ) 1 ml whole blood in EDTA (purple topped) (3) 2 T flasks of cultured CVS (>70% (purple topped) RASopathy Known Mutation (KT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, mutation in any of the genes mentioned above in at risk family members by sequence analysis $ RASopathy Prenatal (PT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, : PTPN11, SOS1, RAF1, KRAS, NRAS, SHOC2, CBL, BRAF, MAP2K1, MAP2K2, SPRED1, RIT1, or HRAS mutation (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC) analysis) $ , (3) 2 T flasks of cultured CVS (>70%
6 PTEN Hamartoma Tumor Syndrome / Macrocephaly-Autism Syndrome PTEN PTEN Comprehensive (PTEN1) DNA-based testing by sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the PTEN gene. A reduced price is charged if a pathogenic mutation is found during sequencing $1100 $800 (if mutation identified during 81323, topped). (Minimum of 3 ml for pediatric patients; For add-on Fragile X testing for pediatric patients, we require a minimum of 5 ml) PTEN Known Mutation (KT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, PTEN mutation in at risk family members by sequence and/or MLPA analysis PTEN Prenatal (PT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, PTEN mutation (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC) analysis) Von-Hippel Lindau Syndrome VHL $ $ , $650, (3) 2 T flasks of cultured CVS (>70% VHL Comprehensive (VHL1) DNA-based sequencing and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA for the VHL gene. A reduced price is charged if a pathogenic mutation is found during sequencing $400 (if mutation identified during 15 (purple topped) VHL Known Mutation (KT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, VHL mutation in at risk family members by sequence and/or MLPA analysis $ VHL Prenatal (PT2) Targeted detection of a specific, previously known, VHL mutation (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC) analysis) (3) 2 T flasks of cultured CVS (>70%
7 Autosomal Recessive Polycystic Kidney Disease - PKHD1 ARPKD Comprehensive (PKD1) DNA-based sequencing of the entire PKHD1 longest open reading frame and dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA, detecting >82% of mutations. This includes automatically reflexing through Tiers 1-3: Tier 1: Sequencing of 23 exons which will detect 2 clear pathogenic mutations in ~64% of ARPKD patients Tier 2: Sequencing of the remaining exons of the entire longest open reading frame and targeted analysis for a deep intronic splicing alteration in intron 46 Tier 3: Dosage (del/dup) analysis by MLPA/qPCR A reduced price is charged based on which tiers are necessary to identify two clear pathogenic mutations in a proband. ARPKD Sequencing (PKDS) DNA-based sequencing-only of the entire PKHD1 longest open reading frame, detecting ~80% of mutations Tier 1: Sequencing of 23 exons which will detect 2 clear pathogenic mutations in ~64% of ARPKD patients Tier 2: Sequencing of the remaining exons of the entire longest open reading frame and targeted analysis for a deep intronic splicing alteration IVS A>G (Tier 1+2 can be ordered as a standalone test) ARPKD Known Mutation (KT2) Targeted detection of specific, previously known, PKHD1 mutation(s) in family members by sequence and/or MLPA analysis ARPKD Prenatal Targeted (PT2) Targeted detection of specific, previously known, PKHD1 mutations (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC) analysis) ARPKD Informativity (PKDL) Haplotype analysis by PCR of 7 markers within and flanking the PKHD1 disease interval on chromosome 6p21-cen ARPKD Prenatal Linkage (PKDPL) Haplotype analysis by PCR of 7 markers within and flanking the PKHD1 disease interval on chromosome 6p21-cen as a prenatal test (includes maternal cell contamination (MCC) analysis) $2600 (Tiers necessary) $2200 (Tiers 1+2 necessary) $1100 (only Tier 1 was necessary) $2200 (Tiers 1+2 necessary) $3200 (for RUSH): 81408, $1100 (only Tier 1 is necessary) Sequencing 1 exon: $0 1 exon: Sequencing 2 exons: $340 2 exons: 81403(x2) MLPA: $0 MLPA: $ (x2), $400/ individual tested $500/ individual tested for Tier1+2 RUSH 15 (1) 5 ml whole blood in EDTA (purple ) (2) biopsy from skin/liver/spleen. (fresh or frozen) (3) 2 T flasks of cultured cells (1) 5 ml whole blood in EDTA (purple topped) (2) Buccal swab sample (3) 2 T flasks of cultured CVS. (>70% Please send samples from the parents and their children for informativity results (1) 10ml of whole blood in EDTA (purple topped). (2 ml minimum for pediatric patients) (2) Paraffin-embedded tissue blocks or whole tissue from affected individual (3) For prenatal samples, please send 2 T flasks of cultured CVS or 2 T flasks of cultured amniocytes Note: A comprehensive test is a direct test that uses multiple complementary assays to detect all types of lesions within the entire coding region. A targeted test is a test that solely detects a previously characterized specific mutation within the family. A prenatal test is a test that detects a previously characterized specific mutation within a family on a prenatal sample and testing includes maternal cell contamination analysis. *Targeting testing for parents is free of charge if both parents of the proband are submitted during the same week as the proband. **Turn-around time is working days starting from the day after receipt of sample. Maternal Cell Contamination Analysis is abbreviated as MCC and is performed as a part of prenatal testing. RUSH fee for NF1, NF2, and SMARCB1 is an additional $600
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