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Genomapp 7.0 brings an important improvement. We know that when you analyze your DNA raw data, transferring the file to the app is the most difficult part of the process. This year 2021 we have redesigned the way that you share your file with the app and now, transferring your DNA raw data file to Genomapp is really easy: Tap on Process File and the File Picker will open Browse and select your DNA raw data file Pick the name of your DNA test provider and the analysis will start Today we introduce a new version of Genomapp for Android with a straightforward file importing process.Read More

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Genomapp has just updated its database and reports have new information now. This update is available for free for our customers, as we have been doing since our launch in 2015. 2020 has been a year to forget but it has also brought good things. Hospitals, Universities, Laboratories, Genomic and Sequencing Centers have increased their contributions to scientific databases and it has resulted in a significant increase in the number of results in our reports. We have new data about conditions such as Celiac Disease, Schizophrenia, Autism, Diabetes Mellitus or Lung Cancer from more than 1800 submitters. Global figures in the database have also risen.Read More

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    Genomapp has provided health related information to private individuals and their families, healthcare practitioners, genetic counselors and scientific researchers for almost 5 years. During the current outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) disease we are also committed to provide the most accurate data. As the world faces the coronavirus pandemic we would like to clarify that: Genomapp focuses in genetic variants related to condition developing not on progression or aggressiveness of infectious diseases based on genetic variants or with pre-existing diseases. To date (April 2020) there are no vaccines or treatments for COVID-19. However, there are ongoing clinical trials evaluating potential treatments and studies toRead More

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Direct to Consumer (DTC) genetic test are very popular today. They make a perfect gift for your relatives on Christmas or Thanksgiving and give you insight about your family ancestry. But did you know that you can get more of your genetic test?  Genomapp is an app where you can upload your DNA raw data to obtain additional health related information. To achieve its goal, Genomapp crosses your raw data file with reliable scientific sources. The result is a set of seven reports (4 of them are free) that can be purchased separately or as a bundle. Complex Diseases Inherited Conditions Methylation Pharmacological Response TraitsRead More

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Did you know that analyzing your DNA raw data with Genomapp’s app gives you access to four free reports? Genomapp is an information retrieval tool that crosses your raw data file with reliable scientific sources. If you have your DNA tested by Ancestry DNA, 23andMe, MyHeritage or other major DNA kits vendors now you can get more information thanks to Genomapp. You just have to upload your DNA raw data to get access to 4 FREE reports. The free reports include: Methylation. Conditions related to genes that play a role in methylation mechanisms like folate or homocysteine metabolism Observable Signs. Observable physical signs or symptomsRead More

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When a customer purchases a DTC genetic test, in addition to personalized result files from the genetic provider company, she/he has normally access to a file that contains the analysis of her/his DNA. In other words, customer’s A’s, C’s, G’s and T’s in the evaluated DNA positions.  That is why is called raw data format, because this type of file needs to be processed in order to extract meaningful information. Raw data files are usually in a human readable format, text format, where each row represents: a DNA position (also called DNA marker) with the information about the marker name, that typically is a standardRead More

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A DTC genetic test is a genetic test that consumers can buy online or in stores and does not require a physician’s order. They are also known as direct-to-consumer genetic tests, at-home genetic testing, home DNA testing or direct-access genetic testing. Consumers send the company a DNA sample, typically DNA derived from saliva, and after being analyzed, they can see the results in the provider’s website or in a written report. In the analysis, hundreds of thousands positions in the genome are measured to provide individualized reports. Companies look at a set of sites in human genome that commonly differ between individuals, known as SNPsRead More