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Molecular Genomic Pathology Genetic Test Requisition 2025

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The document provides detailed instructions for submitting genetic test requisitions to the Molecular & Genomic Pathology Laboratory, including patient and client information, specimen collection guidelines, and specific genetic tests available. It emphasizes the need for proper documentation, informed consent, and shipping procedures for biological specimens.

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What is genetics and molecular pathology?

The broadest definition of molecular pathology is the study of molecules in a disease state. In this context, the molecules studied are DNA, RNA and/or protein. Portions of DNA (known as genes) act as templates for the production of RNA which in turn acts as a template for the production of protein.

What is molecular and genomic testing?

MGP is the subspecialty of Medical Genetics and Pathology in which the principles, theory, and technologies of molecular biology and molecular genetics are used to make or confirm clinical diagnoses of mendelian genetic disorders, disorders of human development, infectious diseases, and malignancies, to assess the

Is molecular pathology the same as genetic testing?

Molecular diagnostics, also called molecular pathology, involves taking DNA or RNA, the unique genetic code found in our cells, and analyzing the sequences for red flags that can pinpoint the potential emergence of a specific disease. The field has expanded rapidly in recent years.

Is molecular and genetic testing the same?

There are several types of genetic tests: Molecular tests look for changes in one or more genes. These types of tests determine the order of DNA building blocks (nucleotides) in an individuals genetic code, a process called DNA sequencing.

What is the difference between molecular and genetic?

Genetics deals with genes, genetic variation, gene mutation, and heredity; with a heavy focus on trait inheritance. The science of genetics is important because many of the diseases have their roots in gene mutations or polymorphisms. Molecular biology allows the study of gene functions, mutations, and polymorphisms.

Does pathology do genetic testing?

Overall, the use of genetic and other ancillary tests in pathology can lead to earlier disease detection, more accurate diagnoses, and more targeted treatment plans, all of which improve patient outcomes and quality of life.

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