Why GENOSAVE

You can sequence again.You cannot return to today.

Preserve a genomic reference from today for the questions tomorrow’s science may ask.

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Why preserve now?

The question may come later.The chance to preserve today is now.

A future sample cannot recreate the exact sample collected today. Preserve a genomic reference while that moment is here.

Your personal genomic save point

A save point in your life.

Preserve today’s original genomic data as a personal reference for potential future reanalysis.

Today

Provide a saliva sample for specialist whole-genome sequencing.

Preserve

Archive the original data with identity and integrity checks.

Tomorrow

Keep open the possibility of authorised future reanalysis.

Designed around privacy, traceability and data integrity.

Inherited DNA is largely stable. This is a reference from a particular saliva sample, not a record of every acquired change across tissues or a test of biological ageing.

Science doesn't stand still

The data stays the same. What science can learn may change.

New discoveries and better analytical methods may reveal more from genomic observations preserved today.

Future medical usefulness is not guaranteed. Some questions will need different tests, new samples or professional clinical assessment.

The starting point

Today's observations

The original genome-wide sequencing data from a particular sample.

The opportunity

Tomorrow's questions

Potential new analysis as scientific evidence and software develop.

A reference for tomorrow

Preserve it before you need it.

Your genomic reference from today may help address questions that have not yet been asked.

Don't just sequence your genome. GENOSAVE it.

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Personal genomic reference archiving, with privacy and integrity at its core.

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GenosaveYour genome today will matter tomorrow.