6 Categories, 14 Reports
The Origin26 ophthalmology DNA test is a type of genetic test that evaluates a person’s genetic variations that may influence eye health, specifically related to inherited eye diseases.
The main benefit of this test is to allow for more effective prevention and management of eye diseases by identifying potential health risks and adapting treatments accordingly. The results of this test can also help prevent eye diseases by identifying individual genetic predispositions.
Ultimately, the benefit of an ophthalmology DNA test is to enable more effective prevention and management of eye diseases by providing information on individual genetic predispositions. However, it is important to note that these tests are not infallible and do not replace regular examinations with a qualified ophthalmologist to monitor and treat eye diseases. The results of these tests should be interpreted in consultation with a qualified healthcare professional for eye disease treatment.
YOUR GENETIC REPORT INCLUDES
Which genes were tested
We break down the mutations analyzed and detected in your DNA, and explain how we determined your result.
Information about your results
Dive deeper into your genetic profile with easy-to-understand explanations to help you reach your goals.
Valuable insights
Our DNA health testing kit chip was carefully crafted for its highly accurate testing capabilities and wide range of SNP coverage.
Origin26
Discover personalized health based on your DNA
Our at-home DNA testing kit is the only health DNA testing kit in the world that analyzes 83 million genetic variants to provide accurate polygenic risk scores.
DNA report includes
6 Categories
- Power regulation
- Macronutrient Requirements
- Micronutrient requirements
- Power regulation
- Macronutrient Requirements
- Micronutrient requirements
30 reports
- Calcium metabolism
- Phosphate metabolism
- Vitamin A metabolism
- Vitamin B12 metabolism
- Vitamin B6 metabolism
- Vitamin B9 metabolism
- Vitamin C metabolism
- Vitamin D metabolism
- Vitamin E metabolism
- Satiety response
- Ability to maintain weight loss
- Response to monounsaturated fats
- Response to polyunsaturated fats
- Protein response
- Response to saturated fat
- Response to carbohydrates
- Response to fiber
- Antioxidant metabolism
- Iron metabolism
- Magnesium metabolism
- Snacking pattern
- Preference for fatty foods
- Perception of sweet taste
- Perception of bitter taste
- Gluten intolerance
- Lactose intolerance
- Salt metabolism
- Caffeine metabolism
- Emotional food addiction
- Vitamin K metabolism
DNA Analysis Report Sample
5 easy steps to get your O26 Genetic Assessment
1. BUY THE KIT
Order your complete DNA test via our online store today or
2. REGISTER THE KIT
Go online to Origin26.com and register your kit barcode
3. COLLECT DNA
Use the swabs found in the kit to collect your DNA and send the samples to our lab.
4. ANALYZE THE DNA
You will receive an email when your samples arrive at the lab and our science team will extract and process your DNA for gene analysis
5. RECEIVE THE REPORT
You will receive an email within 6/8 weeks indicating that your personalized report has been uploaded to your secure online account and is ready for viewing.
PERSONALIZED ASSESSMENT
Your Precision Health
Premium
29 €
X 10 months after a first payment of €99
Your DNA test includes:
1 DNA sampling kit delivered to your home.
4 Analysis reports included, to be selected from the 25 reports available
SNP and gene explorer
Laboratory analyzer, follow-up and recommendations
Results on O26 GenomeLab
Personalized nutritional formula
Available on Nutrigenomics Report
Your secure information
One year of access, update and backups included
Our DNA remains unchanged but science is constantly progressing. At Origin26, we keep your DNA up to date and imagine new ways to explore it.
PLUS
49 €
X 10 months after a first payment of €99 Your DNA test includes:
1 DNA sampling kit delivered to your home.
22 Analysis reports included
Reports included Nutrigenomics Report · Dermatology Report · Fitnessgenetic Report · Allergy Report · Personality Traits Report · Hormonal Disorders Report · Addiction Report · Neurology Report · Lifestyle Genomics Report · Ophthalmology Report · Kidney Disorders Report · Circadian Rhythm Traits Report · Gastrointestinal Disorders Report · Lung Disorders Report · Vaccomomics Report · Immunology Report · Dental Diseases Report · Cardiovascular Diseases Report · Reports of IVF and pregnancy lossBlood Disease Reports · Bone Health and Disease Reports · Infectious Disease Reports
SNP and gene explorer
Laboratory analyzer, follow-up and recommendations
Results on O26 GenomeLab
Personalized nutritional formula
Available on Nutrigenomics Report
Your secure information
One year of access, update and backups included
Our DNA remains unchanged but science is constantly progressing. At Origin26, we keep your DNA up to date and imagine new ways to explore it.
What is Genetics?
Humans are made up of cells
Cells consist of nucleus
The nucleus is made up of chromosomes
Chromosomes are made up of DNA
DNA is made up of genes
Genes are encoded by nucleotides
Changes in nucleotides lead to genetic variations
What is Predictive Genetics?
Genetic variations make us all unique
Population prone to curly hair
Population prone to blue eyes
Population at high risk of obesity
Population at high risk of heart attack
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