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Epilepsy Genetic tests in Dubai & UAE

Compare available Epilepsy Genetic tests, their listed prices and the information provided for each option. Test selection and preparation should be discussed with your clinician.

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2,800.00 AED

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Epilepsy Genetic diagnostic tests, details, and listed prices
Test and description Specimen Typical duration Price Options
TEST-4369
CHRNA2 Gene Sequencing: Nocturnal Frontal Lobe Epilepsy Type 4 Test

This test evaluates the CHRNA2 gene for pathogenic variants associated with autosomal dominant nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy type 4 (ENFL4). It uses next-generation sequencing (N...

Whole Blood (3–5 mL EDTA), Extracted DNA (≥1 µg), or FTA Card Dried Blood Spot 21–28 Business Days (3–4 Weeks) 2,800.00 AED
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What it measures
["Pathogenic variants in the CHRNA2 gene", "Coding sequence and flanking intronic boundaries of CHRNA2"]
Parameters
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Preparation
["No special dietary preparation or medication withdrawal is needed.", "Standard peripheral whole blood sample (3–5 mL in EDTA) required."]
Indications
["Suspected diagnosis of autosomal dominant nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy type 4 (ENFL4)", "Family history of ENFL4", "Need for genetic counselling regarding ENFL4 risk"]
Measurement technique
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Codes
LOINC: 98557-8 ICD-10: G40.0, G40.809
Clinical summary
This test evaluates the CHRNA2 gene for pathogenic variants associated with autosomal dominant nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy type 4 (ENFL4). It uses next-generation sequencing (NGS) to provide comprehensive coverage of the gene.
TEST-4384
MAPK10 Gene Epileptic Encephalopathy, Lennox‑Gastaut Type Genetic Test

This genetic test detects pathogenic variants in the MAPK10 gene associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and related epileptic encephalopathies.

Whole blood, extracted DNA, or FTA card 3–4 weeks 2,800.00 AED
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What it measures
["Pathogenic variants in the MAPK10 gene", "Copy Number Variations (CNV) in MAPK10"]
Parameters
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Preparation
["No specific fasting required", "No medication or diet changes needed prior to sample collection"]
Indications
["Patients with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome", "Patients with epileptic encephalopathy of unknown origin", "Clinical evaluation and EEG suggesting a genetic cause"]
Measurement technique
Confirm with laboratory
Codes
LOINC: 81247-9 ICD-10: G40.4, G40.9
Clinical summary
This genetic test detects pathogenic variants in the MAPK10 gene associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and related epileptic encephalopathies.

Category overview

Epilepsy Genetic: overview

Dealing with the sudden onset of childhood seizures or treatment-resistant epilepsy can be an exhausting diagnostic journey, but finding the exact biological root offers a clear path to targeted relief. Within our highly specialized neurogenetics services, Epilepsy Genetic testing evaluates your DNA for specific inherited mutations—such as those in ion channel genes like SCN1A—known to disrupt the brain's electrical stability. Utilizing advanced diagnostic technology, this vital molecular screening ends the diagnostic guesswork, offering the definitive clarity needed to safely guide your healthcare provider in selecting the most effective, personalized anti-seizure medications while avoiding drugs that could worsen the condition. Highly regarded for neurological diagnostic excellence among premier diagnostic labs in the UAE, DNA Labs ensures absolute patient confidentiality, uncompromising analytical accuracy, and remarkably fast turnaround times. Take control of your neurological stability—schedule your epilepsy genetic testing in UAE, coordinate a comfortable home sample collection, or consult our expert neurology team today.

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