Methylation Panel
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Explore selected genetic markers for free—including MTHFR—related to folate metabolism, vitamin B12 pathways, homocysteine recycling, and methylation-related processes.
Your raw DNA data is analyzed entirely client-side. Your file never touches our servers and is instantly deleted the moment you close this page.
This panel provides a genetic overview based on your raw DNA data. These markers may influence methylation-related pathways, but do not directly measure your current methylation status.
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Methylation Panel Overview
​This panel highlights selected genetic markers involved in folate metabolism, vitamin B12 transport and recycling, homocysteine pathways, and methylation-related processes.
Methylation is an essential biological process involved in many core functions in the body.
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This analysis is based on your raw DNA data and focuses on commonly discussed genetic variations that may influence how efficiently certain pathways operate.
How to Read Your Results
Each result is categorized using a simple system:
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🟢 Typical (--)
Indicates a commonly observed genetic pattern for this marker. -
🟡 Heterozygous (+-)
You carry one common and one variant copy. This may slightly influence how the pathway functions. -
🔴 Homozygous variant (++)
You carry two variant copies. This may have a stronger influence on the related biological process.
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These categories are not diagnoses, but general indicators of how your genetics may differ from common patterns.
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Disclaimer
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This panel is for informational purposes only and does not measure your current methylation status.
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Results should be interpreted as general tendencies, not definitive outcomes.
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Not all possible genetic markers are included.
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If a marker is not shown, it means it was not found or not available in your data.