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HapOnco® Hereditary Cancer GeneTesting

HapOnco® Hereditary Cancer GeneTesting

HapOnco<sup>®</sup> Hereditary Cancer Gene Testing

Product Introduction

Hereditary cancer refers to a category of tumors that have heritable characteristics, accounting for 5 - 10% of all tumors. When an individual carries a mutated gene, the risk of developing cancer is significantly increased. If cancer is detected early and timely prevention and treatment are carried out, a better prognosis can be achieved. HaploX independently developed the HapOnco® Hereditary Cancer Gene Testing product, which can detect genes related to the heritability of tumors and provide guidance for clinical diagnosis and the development of treatment plans.

Product Content

Testing ContentNumber of GenesApplicable Cancer Types
Hereditary Comprehensive Cancer Gene Testing89 full exonic regions33 hereditary cancer syndromes
Hereditary Breast and Gynecological Cancer Gene Testing30 full exonic regionsBreast cancer, ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, and related gynecological cancer syndromes
Hereditary Colorectal Cancer 26 Gene Testing26 full exonic regionsColorectal cancer syndromes

Hereditary Cancer Comprehensive Panel: advanced screening for the 33 Hereditary Cancers, empowers individuals to understand their risk and take control of their health.

Colorectal CancerSmall Intestine CancerBreast CancerOvarian CancerEndometrial CancerGastric Cancer
Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor (GIST)Esophageal CancerBile Duct CancerPancreatic CancerRenal CancerUrothelial Cancer
Bladder CancerProstate CancerThyroid CancerParathyroid CancerMelanomaBasal Cell Carcinoma
Pituitary TumorSchwannomaSoft Tissue SarcomaNeuroblastomaRetinoblastomaPheochromocytoma
ParagangliomaMultiple OsteochondromasMultiple Endocrine Neoplasia (MEN)NeurofibromatosisCardiac and Ovarian FibromaPleuropulmonary Blastoma
Central Nervous System TumorBloom SyndromeLynch Syndrome

Applicable Population

yesPatients with hereditary cancer and their relatives; people with direct relatives suffering from hereditary cancer or with a family history of hereditary cancer; families with multiple cancer cases; individuals carrying cancer susceptibility genes.

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