BloGenoks

The exome consists of all the protein-coding regions of the genome, even though it makes up only 1–2% of the total genome. Because the great majority of genetic diseases originate in these regions, exome analysis has become one of the most critical tools in today's diagnostic genetic investigations.

G-Health develops personalized solutions in nutrition, skin health, and athletic performance using data derived from each individual's genetic makeup. Every test analyzes DNA-level variations through scientific methods and converts the results into recommendations that can be integrated into daily life.

The exome refers to all protein-coding regions of the human genome. Although it makes up 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.