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    One Test. Inherited Risk. Personalized Prevention.

    AI-powered germline profiling identifies inherited cancer-risk variants to guide earlier screening, prevention, family testing, and treatment planning.

    ~20,000 genes

    Whole exome sequencing

    28 genes

    MLPA copy-number coverage

    Hereditary risk

    Clinical focus area

    Decision-ready

    Structured report output

    Why It Matters

    Hereditary risk changes what happens next.

    Germline results are not just diagnostic. They reshape prevention, family testing, and targeted therapy decisions across the care continuum.

    10–15%

    HEREDITARY SHARE

    Of common cancers are hereditary. Identifying carriers redirects prevention and screening.

    ASCO · ESMO

    GUIDELINE-SUPPORTED

    Reporting maps to recognized clinical management pathways.

    5–10y

    EARLIER DETECTION

    Earlier detection windows create opportunity to intervene at pre-symptomatic stages.

    WHY ONCORISK®

    Comprehensive germline Profiling. In a single test.

    Between 10–15% of common cancers are driven by inherited pathogenic variants. Identifying these variants early transforms prevention, surveillance, and treatment for patients today and their relatives tomorrow.

    OncoRisk® consolidates hereditary cancer risk assessment into one clinically validated workflow, engineered for oncology teams that need reproducible, decision-ready results.

    WHOLE EXOME SEQUENCING

    Genome-wide coverage across approximately 20,000 genes.

    MLPA

    Large deletion and duplication analysis across 28 genes.

    Comprehensive hereditary risk assessment

    Converged into a decision-ready report

    Methodology

    NGS + MLPA. Two methods. One report.

    Complementary assays converge into a single integrated hereditary cancer report.

    01

    Next-Generation Sequencing

    Excellent for identifying single-nucleotide changes and small insertions or deletions.

    02

    MLPA

    Measures exon-level copy number changes and helps detect large deletions or duplications.

    Copy-number findings are detected and confirmed within the same workflow rather than requiring a separate test.

    01

    Deep-level resolution

    Deep-level reads for targeted areas support confident calls.

    02

    Orthogonal confirmation

    Copy-number calls from sequencing are verified by an independent method.

    03

    Cascade-ready findings

    Precise, verifiable targets support family testing.

    Comprehensive Coverage

    Broad hereditary syndrome coverage.

    A single panel, engineered around the syndromes that matter most in modern oncology practice.

    Hereditary cancer syndromes

    Gene / variant coverage

    Clinical risk assessment

    Cancer SiteRepresentative GenesStatus
    BreastBRCA1, BRCA2, PALB2, CHEK2, ATM, TP53HIGH
    OvarianBRCA1, BRCA2, BRIP1, RAD51C, RAD51DHIGH
    ColorectalMLH1, MSH2, MSH6, PMS2, APC, MUTYHHIGH
    ProstateBRCA2, ATM, CHEK2, HOXB13MODERATE
    PancreaticBRCA2, PALB2, ATM, CDKN2AHIGH
    MelanomaCDKN2A, CDK4, BAP1MODERATE
    EndometrialMSH2, MSH6, MLH1, PMS2, PTENHIGH
    OthersTSC1, TSC2, VHL, STK11, NF1, SMAD4, BMPR1AVARIABLE

    Clinical Use Cases

    When should OncoRisk® be considered?

    Designed for use across oncology, surgery, and preventive care, wherever hereditary risk shapes clinical decisions.

    Personal history

    Family history

    Treatment & screening

    Oncology

    Identify inherited risk that may influence treatment planning and ongoing management.

    Surgery

    Support hereditary risk assessment when surgical decisions may be influenced by inherited predisposition.

    Preventive Care

    Inform earlier screening and risk- management strategies for high-risk individuals.

    Family Testing

    Help identify hereditary risk that may have implications for relatives.

    Clinical Insights

    One test. Multiple clinical insights.

    OncoRisk® distills complex hereditary data into decision-ready information for the entire care team.

    01

    Inherited Risk

    Identify pathogenic and likely pathogenic variants with high-confidence reporting.

    02

    Variant Interpretation

    Translate complex hereditary data into a clear clinical interpretation.

    03

    Prevention & Screening

    Support risk-reduction and surveillance recommendations where appropriate.

    04

    Family Risk

    Generate recommendations for at-risk kin and second-degree relatives.

    05

    Treatment Planning

    Surface therapy eligibility signals for PARPi, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy.

    06

    Clinical Management

    Align monitoring schedules and management pathways to established guidelines.

    Clinical Impact

    A positive germline result changes clinical management.

    From finding to intervention: a transparent chain of clinical reasoning for every reported variant.

    Report pathway

    Finding to intervention.

    A report connects an observed variant with its classification, clinical implication, and the next clinical action without presenting a specific patient result.

    Example pathway

    OncoRisk®

    Finding

    BRCA1 / BRCA2
    pathogenic variant

    Clinical implication

    Elevated breast, ovarian,
    prostate, pancreatic risk

    Recommended action

    Enhanced surveillance   · PARPi eligibility   · Cascade testing

    Classification Framework

    Three classifications. Three clinical pathways.

    Every variant in an OncoRisk® report is triaged into a clearly defined action pathway.

    Class 01

    Pathogenic / Likely Pathogenic

    Clinical meaning

    Sufficient evidence this is a disease-causing variant.

    Recommended pathway

    Alter management and initiate risk-reduction pathway.

    Follow-up

    Cascade testing for at-risk relatives.

    Class 02

    Negative Results

    Clinical meaning

    Sufficient evidence that variant is not disease- causing.

    Recommended pathway

    Manage per standards of care and personal/family history.

    Follow-up

    No cascade testing required.

    Class 03

    Variant of Uncertain Significance

    Clinical meaning

    Insufficient evidence for benign or pathogenic classification.

    Recommended pathway

    Do not use to limit action in other clinical management.

    Follow-up

    Periodic reinterpretation as evidence evolves.

    Comparison

    How OncoRisk® compares.

    Set against widely used hereditary cancer panels, using published test documentation as the source.

    FeatureONCORISK®Other Hereditary Cancer Panels
    Sequencing methodWhole exome sequencing plus MLPATargeted NGS panels only
    Genes covered~20,000 protein-coding genes sequenced60 to 90 genes, panel dependent
    Large CNV detectionDedicated MLPA across 28 genesInferred from NGS read depth
    Orthogonal confirmationMLPA, inside the same workflowCase-by-case, or specialized lab
    Cancer types covered70+ cancer types, including rare cancers; 70+ syndromes10 cancer types in multi-gene panels
    Guideline alignmentNCCN, ASCO and ESMONCCN / ACMG / CSO, varying
    Turnaround time10–14 daysAbout 14 days to 3 weeks
    Genetic counsellingPre and post-test, certified counsellors includedReferral out, or available on request

    Decision Ready

    Built for clinical decision making.

    Engineered with and for oncologists, pathologists, and genetic counsellors who need signal, not noise.

    Understanding Hereditary Risk

    Clarity for clinicians and patients.

    A shared vocabulary for hereditary cancer risk, grounded in evidence, framed for action.

    For Clinicians

    For Patients & Families

    Ready When You Are

    Test with confidence. Act with precision.

    Empower clinical decisions with comprehensive hereditary cancer risk
    profiling — engineered for oncology teams that lead.

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