Cardiopulmonary NGS Panel

Early diagnosis to improve long-term health

Cardiopulmonary syndromes are conditions of the heart and lung. These organs are closely connected, and a problem in one can spill over to the other. For example, when the heart is not able to pump blood efficiently, normal oxygen movement in the lungs is reduced, causing shortness of breath. On the other hand, a problem with the lungs can cause the heart to work harder to get oxygen from the lungs into the blood.

The Cardiopulmonary NGS panel includes 236 genes and covers a wide variety of diseases affecting the heart and lungs. Benefits of genetic testing include:

  • Earlier diagnosis, leading to earlier initiation of preventative therapies and improving long-term cardiopulmonary health.
  • Many cardiopulmonary diseases have associated complications that can be treated effectively, if detected early.
  • A firm diagnosis can direct patients to appropriate experimental therapies or clinical trials.

Genes List

  • ABCC9
  • CHRNB1
  • EDN3
  • LDLRAP1
  • PRDM16
  • SLC7A7
  • ACTA2
  • CHRND
  • EFEMP2
  • LMNA
  • PRDM5
  • SMAD2
  • ACTC1
  • CHRNE
  • EIF2AK4
  • LOX
  • PRKAG2
  • SMAD3
  • ACTN2
  • CHST14
  • ELMOD2
  • LRRC10
  • PRKG1
  • SMAD4
  • ACVRL1
  • COL11A1
  • ELN
  • LTBP4
  • PTPN11
  • SMAD9
  • ADAMTS2
  • COL11A2
  • EMD
  • MAP2K1
  • PYCR1
  • SMPD1
  • AKAP9
  • COL12A1
  • ENG
  • MAP2K2
  • RAF1
  • SNTA1
  • ALDH18A1
  • COL1A1
  • EYA4
  • MAT2A
  • RANGRF
  • SOS1
  • ALMS1
  • COL1A2
  • F9
  • MECP2
  • RAPSN
  • STAT3
  • ALPK3
  • COL2A1
  • FBLN5
  • MED12
  • RASA1
  • TAFAZZIN
  • ANK2
  • COL3A1
  • FBN1
  • MFAP5
  • RBM20
  • TBX20
  • ANKRD1
  • COL5A1
  • FBN2
  • MIB1
  • RET
  • TCAP
  • APOB
  • COL5A2
  • FHL1
  • MYBPC3
  • RIN2
  • TECRL
  • ATP6V0A2
  • COL9A1
  • FKBP14
  • MYH11
  • RIT1
  • TERC
  • ATP6V1E1
  • COL9A2
  • FKRP
  • MYH6
  • RSPH3
  • TERT
  • ATP7A
  • COL9A3
  • FKTN
  • MYH7
  • RSPH4A
  • TGFB2
  • B3GALT6
  • COLQ
  • FLCN
  • MYL2
  • RSPH9
  • TGFB3
  • B3GAT3
  • CRYAB
  • FLNA
  • MYL3
  • RTEL1
  • TGFBR1
  • B4GALT7
  • CSF2RA
  • FLNC
  • MYL4
  • RYR2
  • TGFBR2
  • BAG3
  • CSF2RB
  • FOXF1
  • MYLK
  • SCN10A
  • TINF2
  • BGN
  • CSRP3
  • GAA
  • MYLK2
  • SCN1B
  • TMEM11
  • BMPR2
  • CTNNA3
  • GAS8
  • MYOZ2
  • SCN2B
  • TMPO
  • BRAF
  • DES
  • GATA4
  • MYPN
  • SCN3B
  • TNNC1
  • CACNA1C
  • DKC1
  • GATA5
  • NAF1
  • SCN4A
  • TNNT2
  • CACNA2D1
  • DMD
  • GATA6
  • NEBL
  • SCN4B
  • TNXB
  • CACNB2
  • DNAAF1
  • GATAD1
  • NEXN
  • SCN5A
  • TOR1AIP1
  • CALM1
  • DNAAF2
  • GDF2
  • NF1
  • SCNN1A
  • TPM1
  • CALM2
  • DNAAF6
  • GJA5
  • NKX2-1
  • SCNN1B
  • TRD
  • CALM3
  • DNAH1
  • GLRA1
  • NKX2-5
  • SERPINA1
  • TRPM4
  • CASQ2
  • DNAH11
  • HPS1
  • NME8
  • SFTPA1
  • TSC1
  • CAV1
  • DNAH5
  • HPS4
  • NOTCH1
  • SFTPA2
  • TSC2
  • CAV3
  • DNAI1
  • ITGA3
  • NRAS
  • SFTPB
  • TTN
  • CAVIN4
  • DNAI2
  • KCNJ8
  • PARN
  • SFTPC
  • TXNRD2
  • CBS
  • DNAL1
  • KCNK3
  • PCSK9
  • SGCD
  • VCL
  • CCDC39
  • DOLK
  • KCNQ1
  • PDLIM3
  • SHOC2
  • ZEB2
  • CCDC40
  • DSC2
  • KRAS
  • PHOX2B
  • SKI
  • ZNF469
  • CFTR
  • DSE
  • LAMA4
  • PKP2
  • SLC2A10
  • CHAT
  • DSG2
  • LAMP2
  • PLN
  • SLC34A2
  • CHRM2
  • DSP
  • LDB3
  • PLOD1
  • SLC39A13
  • CHRNA1
  • DTNA
  • LDLR
  • PPA2
  • SLC6A5
Important Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Have a question? You might find the answer below in our FAQs!

What is your turnaround time for testing?

We offer same day turnaround time for PCR tests. Toxicology tests will be resulted in 24-36 hours, depending upon targets requested.

Where are you located and how can I sign-up for testing?

We have multiple testing locations across the country. You can book here on our website by selecting your desired testing location.

Do you take insurance?

Most insurances are accepted, but must have doctor’s orders to use insurance. Cash pay rates are available, please contact us for a quote.

How do I receive my results?

Secure results are sent by email or through your provider portal, and can also be shared directly with your referring physician.