waiting for genetic test results

larasmommy

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Hey everyone...
THANKS to all of you for responding. Ive been reading the blogs here and was just wondering , When they do geno testing is it always the Ambry test? Like I said I went to Quest diagnostics, they said they test for over 1000 mutations, is this the same thing? I am so confused, I feel like I didnt ask enough questions because I was in shock when the sweat came back borderline.
 

larasmommy

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Hey everyone...
THANKS to all of you for responding. Ive been reading the blogs here and was just wondering , When they do geno testing is it always the Ambry test? Like I said I went to Quest diagnostics, they said they test for over 1000 mutations, is this the same thing? I am so confused, I feel like I didnt ask enough questions because I was in shock when the sweat came back borderline.
 

LAstar

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The test at Quest is almost the same as at Ambry. As long as the did the "CF Complete Test." If they are testing for over 1000 mutations it sounds like the right one. We have had testing at both and the results were the same.

Good Luck!

Lisa, mom to 3 kiddos, 1 with CF
 

LAstar

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The test at Quest is almost the same as at Ambry. As long as the did the "CF Complete Test." If they are testing for over 1000 mutations it sounds like the right one. We have had testing at both and the results were the same.

Good Luck!

Lisa, mom to 3 kiddos, 1 with CF
 

LAstar

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The test at Quest is almost the same as at Ambry. As long as the did the "CF Complete Test." If they are testing for over 1000 mutations it sounds like the right one. We have had testing at both and the results were the same.

Good Luck!

Lisa, mom to 3 kiddos, 1 with CF
 

LAstar

New member
The test at Quest is almost the same as at Ambry. As long as the did the "CF Complete Test." If they are testing for over 1000 mutations it sounds like the right one. We have had testing at both and the results were the same.

Good Luck!

Lisa, mom to 3 kiddos, 1 with CF
 

LAstar

New member
The test at Quest is almost the same as at Ambry. As long as the did the "CF Complete Test." If they are testing for over 1000 mutations it sounds like the right one. We have had testing at both and the results were the same.

Good Luck!

Lisa, mom to 3 kiddos, 1 with CF
 

LAstar

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The test at Quest is almost the same as at Ambry. As long as the did the "CF Complete Test." If they are testing for over 1000 mutations it sounds like the right one. We have had testing at both and the results were the same.

Good Luck!

Lisa, mom to 3 kiddos, 1 with CF
 

NoExcuses

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>larasmommy</b></i>

Hey everyone...

THANKS to all of you for responding. Ive been reading the blogs here and was just wondering , When they do geno testing is it always the Ambry test? Like I said I went to Quest diagnostics, they said they test for over 1000 mutations, is this the same thing? I am so confused, I feel like I didnt ask enough questions because I was in shock when the sweat came back borderline.</end quote></div>

There are 1500+ mutations.

Make sure you get the Ambry Amplified test to ensure that they check for every known CF mutation. If you test for just 1000, there are 500 more that you might be missing.
 

NoExcuses

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>larasmommy</b></i>

Hey everyone...

THANKS to all of you for responding. Ive been reading the blogs here and was just wondering , When they do geno testing is it always the Ambry test? Like I said I went to Quest diagnostics, they said they test for over 1000 mutations, is this the same thing? I am so confused, I feel like I didnt ask enough questions because I was in shock when the sweat came back borderline.</end quote></div>

There are 1500+ mutations.

Make sure you get the Ambry Amplified test to ensure that they check for every known CF mutation. If you test for just 1000, there are 500 more that you might be missing.
 

NoExcuses

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>larasmommy</b></i>

Hey everyone...

THANKS to all of you for responding. Ive been reading the blogs here and was just wondering , When they do geno testing is it always the Ambry test? Like I said I went to Quest diagnostics, they said they test for over 1000 mutations, is this the same thing? I am so confused, I feel like I didnt ask enough questions because I was in shock when the sweat came back borderline.</end quote></div>

There are 1500+ mutations.

Make sure you get the Ambry Amplified test to ensure that they check for every known CF mutation. If you test for just 1000, there are 500 more that you might be missing.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>larasmommy</b></i>

Hey everyone...

THANKS to all of you for responding. Ive been reading the blogs here and was just wondering , When they do geno testing is it always the Ambry test? Like I said I went to Quest diagnostics, they said they test for over 1000 mutations, is this the same thing? I am so confused, I feel like I didnt ask enough questions because I was in shock when the sweat came back borderline.</end quote></div>

There are 1500+ mutations.

Make sure you get the Ambry Amplified test to ensure that they check for every known CF mutation. If you test for just 1000, there are 500 more that you might be missing.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>larasmommy</b></i>

Hey everyone...

THANKS to all of you for responding. Ive been reading the blogs here and was just wondering , When they do geno testing is it always the Ambry test? Like I said I went to Quest diagnostics, they said they test for over 1000 mutations, is this the same thing? I am so confused, I feel like I didnt ask enough questions because I was in shock when the sweat came back borderline.</end quote>

There are 1500+ mutations.

Make sure you get the Ambry Amplified test to ensure that they check for every known CF mutation. If you test for just 1000, there are 500 more that you might be missing.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>larasmommy</b></i>

Hey everyone...

THANKS to all of you for responding. Ive been reading the blogs here and was just wondering , When they do geno testing is it always the Ambry test? Like I said I went to Quest diagnostics, they said they test for over 1000 mutations, is this the same thing? I am so confused, I feel like I didnt ask enough questions because I was in shock when the sweat came back borderline.</end quote>

There are 1500+ mutations.

Make sure you get the Ambry Amplified test to ensure that they check for every known CF mutation. If you test for just 1000, there are 500 more that you might be missing.
 

okok

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Quest can detect as many mutations as ambry now actually. Steve (the "local" ambry representative) said so himself. If you get sequencing and deletion testing (both of which quest offers) you can detect 98-99% of CF mutations through both quest and ambry. However quest takes longer than ambry to get results back to you. Sequencing by itself detects 97-98% of mutations (also offered by both ambry and quest.)
 

okok

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Quest can detect as many mutations as ambry now actually. Steve (the "local" ambry representative) said so himself. If you get sequencing and deletion testing (both of which quest offers) you can detect 98-99% of CF mutations through both quest and ambry. However quest takes longer than ambry to get results back to you. Sequencing by itself detects 97-98% of mutations (also offered by both ambry and quest.)
 

okok

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Quest can detect as many mutations as ambry now actually. Steve (the "local" ambry representative) said so himself. If you get sequencing and deletion testing (both of which quest offers) you can detect 98-99% of CF mutations through both quest and ambry. However quest takes longer than ambry to get results back to you. Sequencing by itself detects 97-98% of mutations (also offered by both ambry and quest.)
 

okok

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Quest can detect as many mutations as ambry now actually. Steve (the "local" ambry representative) said so himself. If you get sequencing and deletion testing (both of which quest offers) you can detect 98-99% of CF mutations through both quest and ambry. However quest takes longer than ambry to get results back to you. Sequencing by itself detects 97-98% of mutations (also offered by both ambry and quest.)
 

okok

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Quest can detect as many mutations as ambry now actually. Steve (the "local" ambry representative) said so himself. If you get sequencing and deletion testing (both of which quest offers) you can detect 98-99% of CF mutations through both quest and ambry. However quest takes longer than ambry to get results back to you. Sequencing by itself detects 97-98% of mutations (also offered by both ambry and quest.)
 

okok

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Quest can detect as many mutations as ambry now actually. Steve (the "local" ambry representative) said so himself. If you get sequencing and deletion testing (both of which quest offers) you can detect 98-99% of CF mutations through both quest and ambry. However quest takes longer than ambry to get results back to you. Sequencing by itself detects 97-98% of mutations (also offered by both ambry and quest.)
 
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