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Clinical Genomics

Overview

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Genomic medicine customizes medical care to each patient’s unique genetic makeup. The Center for Genomic Medicine is partnering with physicians, health care providers, and clinical departments to turn this next phase of care into standard of practice.

Programs & Projects

Penelope Program

 

University of Utah Health's Penelope Program for rare and undiagnosed diseases is dedicated to solving some of the country’s most complex medical cases. Finding answers opens opportunities for better care and improved health.

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The Utah NeoSeq Project

The Utah NeoSeq Project leverages an accelerated sequencing and analysis pipeline to provide a genetic diagnosis to critically ill infants in the neonatal intensive care unit in less than a week. 

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For Patients

The Utah Center for Genomic Medicine does not directly accept participants and patients for genome sequencing. Genome sequencing is performed on a case-by-case basis at our institution for clinical care or research.

If you think you are a candidate for genome sequencing, ask your doctor or specialist if you need clinical sequencing or qualify for participation in a genomic research study.

Below is a list of University of Utah hospitals, collaborating hospitals, clinical trials, and research study websites for more information.

Clinical Trials & Research

If you are interested in participating in a genomic or non-genomic clinical trial, please browse the clinical trials currently recruiting participants at the University of Utah.

The Huntsman Cancer Institute at University of Utah Health also offers a searchable database of cancer-related clinical trials and research studies currently accepting participants.

If you are interested in registering to be part of research studies being conducted across the country, please visit ResearchMatch.