Investigational — not for clinical use. This engine version carries no clinician sign-off. Serious adverse reactions can occur even when no variant is found in the genes that were tested.
What does your pharmacogenomic result actually cover?
DPYD for fluoropyrimidines · TPMT and NUDT15 for thiopurines
These medicines are dosed partly on your genes. This page tells you what a gene test for them does and does not cover. It does not give you a dose.
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The FDA label names five variants. These are the panels a lab might run, measured against that list — computed on each request, not asserted.
Measuring…
CPIC keys every thiopurine dose on TPMT and NUDT15 together. A panel that types one of them has not half-answered the question — it has left the other gene unestablished, and CPIC publishes a row saying so.
Measuring…