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> it's too expensive to resequence every time we need to run such a reanalysis algorithm. You can also send hard disks to customers with the exome on them and
by est31 7y ago
> it's too expensive to resequence every time we need to run such a reanalysis algorithm.
You can also send hard disks to customers with the exome on them and ask them to either send them to you for a, idk 20 USD reanalysis that you recommend doing every year, or you can even have it done on the customer's computers themselves with a program that you provide that downloads the latest database of variants from the internet and then performs the analysis completely off-line without sending any info on which disease chances the patient has to you.
- astroH 7y agoBoth good suggestions. The hard-drive idea is totally doable and something we have considered. In terms of the analysis, it's not quite a program that you can run on your own computer. You can rank variants this way but you need a trained bioinformatician to interpret them which is why it has to be done on our side.