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` Publication update
` Major allele human reference
` Exome sequencing and HCM
` Whole genome sequencing for clinical medicine
` The intermediate step here now: targeted capture chip for
`clinical sequencing
` Whole genome sequencing for molecular autopsy
` Personalized medicine clinical trial
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`Personalis EX2045.1
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`Clinical assessment incorporating a personal genome
`Evan A Ashley, AtulJ Butte, MatthewTWheeler, Rong Chen,TeriEKlein, FrederickE Dewey,JoelT Dudley, Kelly E Ormond, Aleksandra Pavlovic,
`AlexanderA Morgan, Dmitry Pushkarev, NormaFNeff, Louanne Hudgins, LiGong, Laura M Hodges, DoritS Berlin, CarolineF Thorn,
`Katrin Sangkuhl,Joan M Hebert, MarkWoon, Hersh Sagreiya, RyanWhaley,Joshua WKnowles, MichaelF Chou,Joseph VThakuria,
`Abraham M Rosenbaum,AlexanderWaitZaranek, George M Church, HenryT Greely, Stephen R Quake, Russ BAltman
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`Personalis EX2045.2
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`Invited revision – Plos Genetics
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`Personalis EX2045.3
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`Paper introduces:
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` the development and application of ethnicity-specific major allele
`reference sequences
` the definition of meiotic crossover sites to a median resolution of
`<1000 base pairs
` the development of a computational algorithm to achieve genome-wide
`long-range haplotype phasing
` the application of this phasing to HLA typing and clinical interpretation
`of genomes from a family quartet using internally developed databases
`of all publicly accessible genotype-phenotype association data
` the demonstration and quantification of discordance of inherited
`disease risk within a nuclear family
` the successful prediction of the only manifest disease phenotype in this
`family.
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`Personalis EX2045.4
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`WHAT’S NEW?
`WHAT'S NEW?
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`~ Personalis EX2045.5
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`Personalis EX2045.5
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`Variant identification with a major allele
`human reference sequence
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`Personalis EX2045.6
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`All positions
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`Disease-associated positions
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`Towards an
`(improved)
`human reference
`sequence
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`Personalis EX2045.7
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`Disease risk alleles on the human
`reference sequence
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`Rong Chen
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`Personalis EX2045.8
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`Disease
`risk
`alleles on
`the
`human
`reference
`sequence
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`Rong Chen
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`Personalis EX2045.9
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`Alignment to a major allele
`reference sequence
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`One lane of data from the Illumina GA II was aligned to each reference
`sequence using BWA
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`Personalis EX2045.10
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`Variant identification using a
`major allele reference sequence
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`CEU-specific calls
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`HG19-specific calls
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`MIE rate per 10 kbp
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`CEU reference resulted in ~40%
`lower error rate at disease-
`associated loci
`85% of CEU-specific calls validated
`with chip
`36% of HG19-specific calls
`validated with chip
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`Personalis EX2045.11
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`Exome sequencing and hypertrophic
`cardiomyopathy
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`Personalis EX2045.12
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`Study subjects
`Pedigree ascertained
`through 52 y/o proband
`4 affected individuals,
`including one severely
`affected individual in
`generation III
`One obligate carrier in
`generation II
`One unaffected spouse in
`generation I
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`Personalis EX2045.13
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`Alignment and variant identification
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`Personalis EX2045.14
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`Sequencing coverage and depth
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`1
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`2
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`4
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`3
`Subject
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`5
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`6
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`Total reads: 2.4B
`Bases called: 73 M
`Ti/Tv: 2.62
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`180
`160
`140
`120
`100
`80
`60
`40
`20
`0
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`Read depth, x
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`% of targeted positions covered
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`Personalis EX2045.15
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`Variant statistics
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`No putative loss of function variants were seen in 29 genes previously associated with
`hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
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`Personalis EX2045.16
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`Variant filters
`High confidence “damaging” SNVs/indels were
`filtered by:
`Novelty (not found in dbSNP 132 or 1KG):
`415
`Cosegregation with phenotype: 38
`Variants passing these filters were annotated
`by:
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`Polyphen2/SIFT
`GERP/Phastcons scores
`Association with known CV disease genes in
`OMIM
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`Personalis EX2045.17
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`Top hits - SNVs
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`Personalis EX2045.18
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`Nesprin 1 modulates atrial and ventricular refractory
`times and contractility
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`J Mol Cell
`Cardiol. 2010
`Apr;48(4):600-8.
`Epub 2009 Nov
`24.
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`Personalis EX2045.19
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`Top hits - indels
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`Personalis EX2045.20
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`Myomegalin is an A-kinase associated protein necessary for
`adrenergically-mediated phosphorylation of MYBPC
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`BMC Cell Biol. 2011 May 10;12:18.
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`Personalis EX2045.21
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`Follow-up work
`Functional assay of myomegalin indel and nesprin-1 SNV
`IBD analysis to identify possible modifier loci
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`Personalis EX2045.22
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`Whole genome sequencing for clinical
`diagnosis
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`Personalis EX2045.23
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`Complex diseases and de novo mutations
` de novo mutation is often overlooked in complex diseases
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`No real analogue on cardiac
`h
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`Personalis EX2045.24
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`Hunting for de novo mutations using WGS
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` Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy manifestation at
`young age
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`No family history
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`Parents have no related phenotype
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` Genotyping for common associated variants gave
`negative results
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`Personalis EX2045.25
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`Whole genome
`Sequencing
`(Illumina)
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`SNPs
`(CASAVA + GATK)
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`Structural Variants
`(Breakdancer + GATK+ Pindel)
`
`Convservation filters
`(44 way mammalian
`alignment)
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`In house annotations
`(Cardiac specific) Public DB annotations
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`De novo variant
`Assessment
`(SIFT + Synopype)
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`Personalis EX2045.26
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`SNPs
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`Description
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`Coordinates
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`Symbol
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`GLDN
`GLDN
`KCTD2
`KCTD13
`TTN
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`chr15,51692419,C/T
`chr15,51689763,G/A
`chr16,29922353,G/C
`chr17,73043403,G/T
`chr2,179634421,T/G
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`Both variations on gliomedin are
`scored as damaging. It is
`expressed in the heart, but not in
`cardiac myocytes.
`These are heart-expressed
`potassium channel
`tetramerization domains.
`Mutations in titin are causal of
`hypertrophic cardiomyopathies.
`Note that there is a discrepancy
`between the protein and DNA
`sequences annot+ated in the
`UCSC browser in this region.
`Structural Variants
`chr1,236899900,frameshift
`ACTN2
`Mutations in actinin alpha 2 have
`deletion:1
`been previously related with
`sigmoidal and dilated
`cardiomyopathies
`chr5,1800464931, frameshift
`FLT4
`Encodes a tyrosine kinase,
`deletion:2
`receptor for endothelial growth
`factors, which have been
`associated with hypertrophy
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`Coordinates
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`Symbol
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`Description
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`Personalis EX2045.27
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`SNVs
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`Description
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`Coordinates
`
`Symbol
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`GLDN
`GLDN
`KCTD2
`KCTD13
`TTN
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`chr15,51692419,C/T
`chr15,51689763,G/A
`chr16,29922353,G/C
`chr17,73043403,G/T
`chr2,179634421,T/G
`
`Both variations on gliomedin are
`scored as damaging. It is
`expressed in the heart, but not in
`cardiac myocytes.
`These are heart-expressed
`potassium channel
`tetramerization domains.
`Mutations in titin are causal of
`hypertrophic cardiomyopathies.
`Note that there is a discrepancy
`between the protein and DNA
`sequences annot+ated in the
`UCSC browser in this region.
`Structural Variants
`chr1,236899900,frameshift
`ACTN2
`Mutations in actinin alpha 2 have
`deletion:1
`been previously related with
`sigmoidal and dilated
`cardiomyopathies
`chr5,1800464931, frameshift
`FLT4
`Encodes a tyrosine kinase,
`deletion:2
`receptor for endothelial growth
`factors, which have been
`associated with hypertrophy
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`Coordinates
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`Symbol
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`Description
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`Personalis EX2045.28
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`Targeted high-throughput sequencing in
`familial cardiomyopathy
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`Personalis EX2045.29
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`Prior expectation – CV disease genes
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`Personalis EX2045.30
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`Prior expectation – CV disease genes
`Custom Agilent SureSelect in solution hybridization
`selected regions associated with 251 target genes implicated
`in myocardial disease and/or function:
`Exons +/- 100 base pairs
`TFBS within 1.5 kbp
`Enhancers/repressors within 1.5 Mbp
`Conserved regions from MSA within 2kbp of coding
`regions and in introns
`miRNA target sites
`miRNA coding regions
`Targets 3.5 Mbp of genomic sequence
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`Personalis EX2045.31
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`Predicted coverage
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`% coverage
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`Frequency
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`% coverage
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`Target length
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`Personalis EX2045.32
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`Study subjects and follow-up work
`80 subjects with dilated and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
`in whom clinical genetic testing has not identified a
`pathogenic mutation
`65 subjects have DNA already/15 subjects require DNA
`collection
` Plan for sequencing on Hi-Seq using indexed primers
`and sample pooling for maximum sequencing efficiency
`Ethnicity-specific variant identification as prior
`Targeted genotyping/re-sequencing/re-phenotyping
`contingent on results of discovery sequencing
`Potential clinical tool and tool for investigating modifier
`loci in other subjects
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`Personalis EX2045.33
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`Molecular autopsy using whole
`genome sequencing
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`Personalis EX2045.34
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`Pedigree
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`DNA from paraffin-
`embedded formalin
`fixed myocardial tissue
`was sequenced on
`Helicos Heliscope
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`Personalis EX2045.35
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`Compound heterozygous variants in the
`inward rectifying potassium channel
`Kir2.2
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`Personalis EX2045.36
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`Sanger sequence confirmation
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`G T A C T T G C A C
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`T A C A A G A A C
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`G T A C T C G C A C
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`T A C G A G A A C
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`Variant
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`c.1028C>T
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`c.1132G>A
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`Personalis EX2045.37
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`Evidence for purifying selection at both
`nucleotide positions
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`Personalis EX2045.38
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`Control chromosomes
`Neither KCNJ12 variant was seen in 629 control subjects
`genotyped using low coverage sequencing in the 1000
`genomes project
`Neither KCNJ12 variant was seen in 60 full (high coverage)
`genomes released by Complete Genomics
`Overall, the variant was absent in 1400 control
`chromosomes
`However, both variants were present in 4/6 healthy control
`samples genotyped using a bacterial cloning strategy, one
`variant was seen in 27/30 separate controls, and the second
`was seen in 1/30 separate controls
` Both variants fall into a recently annotated pseudogene
`region, which may mask variation in short-read WGS
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`Personalis EX2045.39
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`Follow-up work
`Sequence read alignment re-processed using GATK for
`local re-alignment and variant identification
`iPS cells currently are being made from the father and
`mother of the proband
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`Personalis EX2045.40
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`PERSONALIZED MEDICINE
`CLINICAL TRIAL
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`Personalis EX2045.41
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`Utility of adding genotype risk data to
`management of coronary artery disease risk
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` Well validated CAD SNPs
` Genotype data given to patient,
`not to doctor
` Follow up for hard end points
` Lipid panel
` Follow up for behavior
`endpoints
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`Personalis EX2045.42
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