Genotyping for Progress in Hemophilia
the powerof genotyping
a key in unlocking hemophilia
Genotyping is the process of identifying the genetic code responsible for an individual's hemophilia. Much like a fingerprint, your genotype can provide meaningful information about your hemophilia to you and your doctor. Genotyping can also serve as a critical roadmap to greater scientific understanding and new treatment approaches.
genotyping has the power to...
inform about carrier status and aid in family planning
help you understand
your family's variant
offer clues
to inhibitor risk
provide a window
into bleeding severity
take a step towards
better treatments
- researchGenotpying was available through the end of 2017. More than 11,000 people affected by hemophilia participated and the largest research repository of its kind was established.
- connectKeep up with the nationwide
plan for progress
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