Sample Report

Comprehensive Reports

We provide a complete report package including:

Results Summary page: all results associated with your sample identification
Complete Data page: the raw data from the two GTCAssure tests
Methods page: describing the methods used
Invoice page: showing current charges and your total account level spending

Sample Report

Reports can be customized to meet your specific needs

Reports are emailed and posted to your private account for online accessibility. A separate email including your invoice is automatically sent to you or your accounts payable department. Reports can be customized to meet your specific needs.

Reporting Terminology

With GTCAssure™ we confirm results for every sample

We use the following terminology to describe sample results on reports.

Wild = (Wild-type) for KO (knock-outs) and KI (knock-ins), these mice lack the mutation that is being tested for by the assay.
Hemi = (Hemizygous) for transgenics, these samples have the transgene on one of the pairs of homologous chromosomes but lack the transgene on the other. Used for qPCR results.
Het = (Heterozygous) for KO and KI, these samples have the mutation on one of the pairs of homologous chromosomes and have wild type sequence on the other.
Hom = (Homozygous) for both transgenic and KO and KI, these samples have the mutation/transgene on both homologous chromosomes.
Negative = for qualitative transgenic assays. Indicates that the transgene is not present.
Positive = for qualitative transgenic assays. Indicates that the transgene is present.

For transgenics, if the assay is not a probe-based zygosity test, but is instead of our basic presence/absence assay, we will report the sample as Hemi. This is equivalent to saying present and is NOT a zygosity call. Please contact us at 1-844-800-4822 or support@gtcasolutions.com if you have any questions about your results reports.

We use the following terminology to describe sample results on reports.

Wild = (Wild-type) for both transgenic and KO (knock-outs) and KI (knock-ins), these mice lack the mutation that is being tested for by the assay.
Hemi = (Hemizygous) for transgenics, these samples have the transgene on one of the pairs of homologous chromosomes but lack the transgene on the other.
Het = (Heterozygous) for KO and KI, these samples have the mutation on one of the pairs of homologous chromosomes and have wild type sequence on the other.
Hom = (Homozygous) for both transgenic and KO and KI, these samples have the mutation/transgene on both of the homologous chromosomes.

Please contact us at 1-844-800-4822 or support@gtcasolutions.com if you have any questions about your results reports.