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Targets a compact 13 Mb region for SNVs, InDels (<50bp), and exon-CNV calling
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This targeted coverage is sufficient to cover >99% of genes found in WES positive results
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Unlike standard probes that struggle with difficult regions, eWES™ probes are optimized for capture efficiency in some complex areas

Selective Capture
We utilize the eWES™ probe to capture the exons and splice sites of 4,773 definitively pathogenic genes recorded in databases and guidelines.


eWES™ PCR-Free Library Preparation
The eWES™ library workflow completely removes the amplification step, ensuring superior data fidelity.
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PCR-free approach lowers the error rate and eliminates bias
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Uniform coverage delivers consistent depth, minimizing data waste
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Reduces hands-on time without sacrificing quality
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Utilizing 1 single-plex capture (1 sample per reaction) ensures data consistency across every sample batch

WESisi System: From Sample to Report
The WES Integrated System of Interpretation (WESisi) is a comprehensive management platform covering the entire workflow—from sample registration to the final clinical report. Available as a secure Cloud solution or a Local Server installation.
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One system for both WES and custom exome panels
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Compatible with external sequencing data and various capture probes
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Equipped with industry-standard tools (e.g. GATK, CNVkit, XHMM) alongside our proprietary algorithms
End-to-End Technology Transfer
Xcelom Limited and Berry Genomics provide an end-to-end turnkey solution for labs wishing to conduct this test in-house. We specialize in bioinformatics and analysis support, helping laboratories master the complexities of variant annotation and interpretation. Our solutions streamline the workflow and assist with ACMG classification by automatically integrating relevant public databases.
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Laboratory Setup: Full consultation
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Workflow Integration: SOPs, IVD/RUO reagents, and staff training
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Bioinformatics: Complete software suite for sample management and automated report generation
Platform
illumina or Salus SBS sequencing system
Sample Type
gDNA from blood, CVS, amniotic fluid, cord blood/tissue, product of conception, etc.
Automation
Yes
Coverage
SNVs, InDels (<50bp), and exon-CNVs in exons and splice sites of 4,773 genes
Resources
Brochure
Short-Read Sequencing
Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) Panel
Technology Transfer:
Standardize with a focused, economical workflow
The Strategy: Focusing on Clinically Relevant Genes
Unlike comprehensive Whole Exome Sequencing (WES), Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) targets a curated set of genes strongly associated with known phenotypes. By narrowing the capture range, laboratories can optimize sequencing costs while maintaining high diagnostic yields for carrier screening and disease diagnosis.
One Workflow, Multiple Panels
We have designed a standardized, economical CES workflow that targets only the genes with clear clinical evidence. Whether your lab offers neurogenetic panels, cardiovascular panels, or others, you use the same laboratory workflow and reagents. This allows you to seamlessly expand your service menu while maintaining operational consistency.
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