StrateGene Genetic Analysis Tool for Report Version 1 using Ancestry and 23andMe Data
According to Dr Lynch, genetic testing, such as 23 and Me and StrateGene, is not necessarily needed, until the basics of health are addressed -the fundamentals. To start out on addressing these fundamentals, read Dr Lynch's book Dirty Genes, and foll
The "call" column on the tables section of your StrateGene report lists the alleles you inherited from each parent (mother and father) on that particular gene. The "risk allele" is the allele that contains a mutation on the gene that has been show in
AncestryDNA has pulled this SNP from their reporting. There is some speculation with how AncestryDNA reported on APOE SNP RS# 429358 as stated here: https://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Gs246. If you would like to get your reporting on this genotype, 23
There are many different RSID’s for genes. Depending on which RSID you are looking at will determine if there is a deletion or not. You cannot look at the gene itself – make sure to link both gene and RSID when searching in the raw data in order to u
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It may not show up in your raw data because 23andMe could not confidently report it based on your sample. The quality of your DNA at the specific location may have been inferior, such as due to a poor sample or other issue with the gene itself. This
Yes, StrateGene reports on APOE, 2, 3 and 4. Learn more here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3726719/
Please note that if you are homozygous for the wild type allele, then it would be reported as "green", or -/-. If you are homozygous for the risk allele, then it would be reported as "red", or +/+. Wild type is not always the major allele nor is the
We offer a number of resources to help you prepare for reading and understanding your StrateGene Report.
The best course for understanding StrateGene and Pathway Planner Application is SHEICON 2017, available on DrBenLynch.com. This conference goes into specifics and provides patient case studies. Link to purchase: SHEICON 2017
StrateGene offers information about susceptibilities and how to support them. If one has a genetic susceptibility, then StrateGene will point it out. StrateGene does inform the reader which nutrients can support the particular gene but it does not
Simply put, the DNA double helix strand can be read in two directions commonly referred to as forward (plus)/top or reverse (minus)/bottom orientation. In terms of the nucleotides for that SNP, the pairing of A with T, and C with G, in the DNA double
VDR (Vitamin D Receptor) does not code for an enzyme, but rather a nuclear transcription regulating factor which triggers proteins involved in bone mineral homeostasis and is a crucial mediator of Vitamin D on cell regulation and metabolism. The infl
CDR is a concept developed by Robert K. Naviaux, MD, PhD, and he puts it this way:. "Cells have a limited number of ways they can respond to threats. An important consequence of this is that evolutionary selection preserves similar cellular responses