The exome refers to all protein-coding regions of the human genome. Although it constitutes only **1–2% of the genome**, more than 85% of known genetic diseases are located within exons. For this reason, exome analysis forms the foundation of modern diagnostic genetic testing.
The exome consists of all protein-coding regions, which make up only 1–2% of the genome. Because the vast majority of genetic diseases originate in these regions, exome analysis has become one of the most critical tools in modern diagnostic genetic testing.
RapidNIPT is a high-accuracy NIPT that screens for 90+ genetic conditions, including Down syndrome, using cfDNA. It is completely risk-free for both the mother and the baby.
RapidNIPT screens 90+ genetic disorders including Down syndrome from cfDNA. It is risk-free for both mother and baby and offers a high-accuracy NIPT test.
RapidNIPT screens for over 90 genetic conditions, including Down syndrome, using cfDNA analysis. It is a non-invasive test that poses no risk to either the mother or the baby and offers a high level of accuracy.