Cardiovascular Disease Risk (APOE) DNA Testing
Find out if you are at increased risk
- Cardiovascular diseases are conditions that affect the blood vessels and can lead to chest pain, heart attacks and strokes
- Your APOE genotype could put you at risk of high cholesterol or hyperlipoproteinemia – both increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease
- Early diagnosis and treatment can help prevent cardiovascular disease
- Simple mouth swab DNA test with results in 1 – 2 weeks
About Cardiovascular Disease
The three most common alleles of APOE are e2, e3 and e4 and each produce a slightly different version of the ApoE protein. This cardiovascular disease (APOE) DNA test is able to determine what APOE alleles an individual has.
About Cardiovascular Disease Risk DNA Testing
What is the APOE gene? What cardiovascular disorder is the APOE e4 allele associated with? What cardiovascular disorder is the APOE e2 allele associated with?
Getting Started
for Healthcare Providers and Hospitals
Receive more information or to get your clinic set to up offer Cardiovascular Disease Risk (APOE) DNA testing to your patients.
Cardiovascular Disease FAQs
How will I receive my results? How long will testing take? What are the possible results and what are the interpretations for each result type?