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GNA FOP Familial Adenomatous Polyposis Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome Methylation and high resolution copy number analysis of 11p15.5 with automatic reflex to CDKN1C if negative Methylation analysis of 11p15.5 with automatic reflex to CDKN1C if negative 4-6 weeks $1,950* 81401x2, 81479x2 4-6 weeks $1,200* 81401x2, 81479 BWS: Methylation analysis of 11p15.5 only 3-4 weeks $600 81401x2 BWS: 11p15.5 high resolution copy number analysis only (acgh) 3-4 weeks $750 81479 BWS: CDKN1C sequencing analysis only 3 weeks $600 81479 BWS: Site specific analysis (familial) Methylation analysis of 11p15.5 with automatic reflex to CDKN1C if negative BWS: CDKN1C sequencing analysis only BWS: Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $600 (methylation) $360 (CDKN1C) 81401x2 for methylation 81403 for CDKN1C familial mutation 1-3 weeks $1,300* 81401x2, 81479, 81265 1-3 weeks $700 81479, 81265 1-3 weeks $700 (methylation) $460 (CDKN1C) FAP: APC or MYH Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 FAP: APC or MYH Site specific analysis (familial) 7-10 days $460 81401x2, 81265 for methylation 81403, 81265 for CDKN1C 81202 for APC known mutation 81401 for MYH known mutation 81202, 81265 for APC prenatal 81401, 81265 for MYH prenatal Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP) 3 weeks $420 81403 Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP) 1-3 weeks $520 81403, 81265 GNAQ/GNA11 Somatic analysis 4-5 weeks $800 81401x2 Updated 12/12/2017 Page 1

Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia Hemophilia B Hemophilia A Hem A (Factor VIII): Inversion Analysis 3-4 weeks $360 81403 HemA (Factor VIII): Full Sequencing 4-6 weeks $1,350 81407 Hem A (Factor VIII): Deletion/Duplication 2-3 weeks $750 81406 Hem A (Factor VIII): Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 81403 Hem A (Factor VIII): Site Specific - Inversion, Seq. or del/dup 7-10 days $460 81403, 81265 for prenatal inversion 81403, 81265 for prenatal sequencing Hem A (Factor VIII): Linkage Analysis 3-4 weeks $740 81479 Hem B (Factor IX): Full Sequencing 4-6 weeks $840 81405 Hem B: Promoter Analysis only for Factor IX Leyden 3-4 weeks $360 81404 Hem B (Factor IX): Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 81403 Hem B (Factor IX): Site specific analysis (familial) HHT: ENG/ACRVL1 Sequencing with automatic reflex to Deletion/Duplication Analysis 6-8 weeks $2,050* 81406, 81479x2, 81405 HHT: ENG/ACRVL1 Deletion/Duplication Analysis 3-4 weeks $750 81479, 81405 HHT: SMAD4 Deletion/Duplication Analysis 3-4 weeks $750 81405 HHT: ENG/ACRVL1 Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 81403 HHT: ENG/ACRVL1 Site specific analysis (familial) HHT: SMAD4 Full Sequencing 8-10 weeks $600 81406 HHT: SMAD4 Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 81403 HHT: SMAD4 Site specific analysis (familial) Updated 12/12/2017 Page 2

Lynch Sydnrome Li Fraumeni IMAGe Hyperinsulinism Level 1 CHI panel: ABCC8, KCNJ11, GLUD1, GCK 7-10 days $2,800 81407, 81403, 81406x2 Level 2 CHI Panel: ABCC8, KCNJ11, GLUD1, GCK, SLC16A1, UCP2, HNF1A, HNF4A, HADH 4-6 weeks $3,000 81479 HI: ABCC8 Sequencing 2-3 weeks $1,000 81407 HI: KCNJ11 Sequencing 2-3 weeks $600 81403 HI: GLUD1 Sequencing 2-3 weeks $700 81406 HI: GCK Sequencing 2-3 weeks $700 81406 HI: Deletion/Duplication analysis 3 weeks $750 81479 HI: Site specific analysis (familial) 7-10 days $360 81403 HI: Site specific analysis (familial) 1-3 weeks $460 81403, 81265 IMAGe: CDKN1C sequencing 3 weeks $600 81479 IMAGe: Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 81403 IMAGe: CDKN1C sequencing 1-3 weeks $700 $460 81479, 81265 (full sequencing) 81403, 81265 (site specific, known familial) Li-Fraumeni Syndrome: Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 81403 Li-Fraumeni Syndrome: Site specific analysis (familial) HNPCC: MLH1, MSH2, MSH6 Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 HNPCC: MLH1, MSH2, MSH6 Site specific analysis (familial) 1-3 weeks $460 81293 for MLH1 81296 for MSH2 81298 for MSH 6 81293, 81265 for MLH1 81296, 81265 for MSH2 81298, 81265 for MSH 6 Updated 12/12/2017 Page 3

Retinoblastoma OVG MODY MODY Comprehensive Panel (Sequencing AND Deletion/Duplication analysis) 4-6 weeks $2,500 MODY Sequencing analysis ONLY 4-6 weeks $1,750 81403 x 2, 81404 x 2, 81405 x 2 81406 x 2, 81407 X 1, 81479 x 7 81403 x 2, 81404 x 2, 81405 x 2 81406 x 2, 81407 X 1, 81479 x 6 MODY Deletion/Duplication analysis ONLY 3-4 weeks $750 81479 MODY: Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 81403 MODY: Site specific analysis (familial) 1-3 weeks $460 81403, 81265 PIK3CA Sequence analysis 4-6 weeks $1000 81479 Somatic Overgrowth Panel (v2) 6-8 weeks $2,500 81479 PIK3CA Sequence analysis Somatic Overgrowth Panel (v2) Retinoblastoma: Sequence analysis with reflex to deletion/duplication [Blood] Frozen tumor comprehensive analysis with reflex to site specific testing on constitutional DNA Retinoblastoma: Paraffin-embedded Tumor comprehensive analysis with reflex to site specific testing on constitutional DNA 2-4 weeks $1,100 81479, 81265 2-4 weeks $2,600 81479, 81265 6-8 weeks $2,070* 81479x2 8-10 weeks $2,630 81479x2, 81401, 81402 8-12 weeks $2,740 81479x2, 81401, 81402, 88381 Retinoblastoma: Deletion/duplication (blood) 4-6 weeks $750 81479 Retinoblastoma: Site specific analysis (familial) Retinoblastoma: Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 7-10 days $460 81403 Call for code for deletion/duplication >5 exons of RB1 81403, 81265 Call for code for deletion/duplication >5 exons of RB1 Retinoblastoma: MYCN analysis 2-3 weeks $360 81402 Retinoblastoma: Methylation only (tumor &/or blood) 2-3 weeks $400 81401x2 Updated 12/12/2017 Page 4

X inactivation Uveal melanoma Russell- Silver Syndrome Methylation and high resolution copy number analysis of 11p15.5; if negative, reflex to methylation analysis of GRB10/PEG1 genes Methylation and high resolution copy number analysis of 11p15.5 with automatic reflex to methylation analysis of GRB10/PEG1 genes if negative with automatic reflex to CDKN1C if negative Methylation analysis of 11p15.5 with automatic reflex to methylation analysis of GRB10/PEG1 genes if negative 4-6 weeks $1,980* 81401x2, 81402, 81479 4-8 weeks $2,580* 81401x2, 81402, 81479x2 4-6 weeks $1,230* 81401x2, 81402 RSS: Methylation analysis of 11p15.5 only 3-4 weeks $600 81401x2 RSS: 11p15.5 high resolution copy number analysis only (acgh) 3-4 weeks $750 81479 RSS: methylation analysis of GRB10/PEG1 genes only 3 weeks $630 81402 RSS: Site specific analysis (familial) Methylation analysis of 11p15.5 with automatic reflex to methylation analysis of GRB10/PEG1 genes if negative RSS: Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $600 (methylation) $360 (CDKN1C) 81401x2 for methylation 81403 for CDKN1C familial mutation 1-3 weeks $1,330* 81401x2, 81402, 81265 2-3 weeks $700 (methylation) $460 (CDKN1C) 81401x2, 81265 for methylation 81403, 81265 for CDKN1C familial mutation Uveal Melanoma: SNP-array analysis of Chromosomes 1p, 3, 6, and 8 8-10 weeks $1,000 81406 UM Related NGS Panel: GNAQ, GNA11, BAP1 4-6 weeks $1,200 81479 BAP1 sequencing with a reflex to deletion/duplication analysis (Germline only) 4-6 weeks $1,550* 81479x2 BAP1: Sequencing only 4-6 weeks $800 81479 BAP1: Deletion/Duplication analysis only 3-4 weeks $750 81479 BAP1: Site specific analysis (familial) 2-3 weeks $360 81403 X-Inactivation Studies: Individual 3-4 weeks $500 81401 X-Inactivation Studies: Individual and Parent(s) 3-4 weeks $720 81401x3 Updated 12/12/2017 Page 5

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