Genetics
Genetic Syndromes Tests in Dubai & UAE
Investigations in this area, with the specimen type, turnaround time and listed price for each option — so you and your clinician can compare before you book.
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Genetic Syndromes investigations
All 13 investigations in this category are listed below.
| Test | What it measures | Specimen | Turnaround | Price | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BCS1L Gene GRACILE Syndrome Genetic Test TEST-2812 LOINC 81247-9 | This test identifies pathogenic variants in the BCS1L gene associated with GRACILE syndrome. | Whole Blood (EDTA), DNA Extract, or FTA Card | 3 to 4 Weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| Beckwith‑Wiedemann Syndrome (11p15) Genetic Test TEST-2158 LOINC 81254-5 | This test evaluates the 11p15 imprinting region for genetic and epigenetic alterations associated with Beckwith‑Wiedemann Syndrome. | Whole Blood (EDTA), FTA Card, or Extracted DNA | 3–4 Weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| DiGeorge Syndrome (Karyotyping & FISH) Test TEST-1647 LOINC 55233-1 | This test evaluates for the presence of a 22q11.2 microdeletion, a common cause of DiGeorge syndrome. | Peripheral Whole Blood | 10 – 12 working days | 1,100.00 AED | Details |
| EZH2 Gene Sequencing (Weaver Syndrome) Test TEST-2196 LOINC 77649-1 | This test analyzes the EZH2 gene for pathogenic variants associated with Weaver syndrome and cancer risks. | Peripheral whole blood (EDTA tube) or extracted DNA | 3 to 4 weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| FBN1 Gene MASS Syndrome Genetic Test TEST-4193 LOINC 82179-1 | This test analyzes the entire FBN1 gene for pathogenic variants associated with MASS syndrome. | Peripheral whole blood (3–5 mL EDTA tube) | 3–4 Weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| FGFR1 Gene Jackson-Weiss Syndrome Genetic Test TEST-2700 LOINC 21757-9 | This genetic test identifies pathogenic variants in the FGFR1 gene, which are associated with Jackson-Weiss syndrome, a disorder characterized by cran... | Whole Blood (EDTA), Extracted DNA, or FTA Card Blood Spot | 3–4 Weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| GRHL3 Gene Van der Woude Syndrome Type 2 Genetic Test TEST-2213 LOINC 94222-2 | This test evaluates the GRHL3 gene for pathogenic variants associated with Van der Woude syndrome type 2. | Peripheral Whole Blood | 3–4 weeks from sample receipt | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| H19 Gene Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome Genetic Test TEST-2134 LOINC 48000-9 | This test analyzes the H19 gene for pathogenic variants and methylation abnormalities associated with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome. | Peripheral whole blood (3–5 mL in EDTA tube) or FTA card spot | 3–4 Weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| Maternal UPD Chromosome 14 (Temple Syndrome) Genetic Test TEST-2259 LOINC 81303-9 | This test detects maternal uniparental disomy of chromosome 14 (UPD[14]) and associated methylation defects responsible for Temple syndrome. | Peripheral Whole Blood (EDTA), Dried Blood Spot (FTA), or Extracted DNA | 3–4 weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| Maternal UPD(7)mat Silver-Russell Syndrome Genetic Test TEST-2304 LOINC 97513-6 | This test identifies maternal uniparental disomy of chromosome 7 (UPD(7)mat), a key molecular cause of Silver-Russell syndrome. | Whole blood (EDTA), dried blood spot (FTA card), or extracted DNA | 3 to 4 Weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| MIR17HG Gene (Feingold Syndrome Type 2) Next‑Generation Sequencing (Genetic Test TEST-5111 LOINC 82203-3 | This diagnostic test evaluates the MIR17HG gene for pathogenic germline variants associated with Feingold Syndrome Type 2. | Whole blood (EDTA) or extracted DNA | 3–4 weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| SNRPN Gene Prader-Willi Syndrome Genetic Test TEST-5611 LOINC 82939-0 | This test analyzes the SNRPN gene to detect genetic changes associated with Prader-Willi syndrome. | Whole Blood (Peripheral) or Extracted DNA | 3–4 Weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
| VIPAS39 Gene Genetic Test for Arthrogryposis, Renal Dysfunction, and Cholestasis Type 2 TEST-3964 LOINC 94041-0 | This diagnostic test evaluates the VIPAS39 gene for pathogenic variants associated with Arthrogryposis-Renal Dysfunction-Cholestasis (ARCS) type 2. | Peripheral whole blood; buccal swab as alternative | 3 – 4 weeks | 2,800.00 AED | Details |
Clinical overview
About Genetic Syndromes
Before your appointment
Preparation & sample collection
Follow the instructions you are given
Fasting, timing and medicine restrictions differ between investigations. The instructions for your specific request are confirmed when you book.
Bring your identification
A valid photo ID is required at collection so that your sample is matched correctly to your record.
Tell us about medicines
Prescription medicines, supplements and recent procedures can affect how an investigation is scheduled or interpreted — please mention them.
Ask before collection
If anything about preparation is unclear, contact us before your appointment. Preparation errors can affect reporting times.
Patient information
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about Genetic Syndromes testing at DNA Labs UAE. This information is general and does not replace advice from your treating clinician.
How do I choose the right Genetic Syndromes test?
The correct investigation depends on what your clinician is trying to establish. Review the specimen type and turnaround time below, then confirm the choice with your treating doctor before booking.
What specimen is required?
Specimen requirements are listed for each investigation. If a request involves more than one sample type, our team will confirm what is needed at the time of booking.
Do you offer home sample collection in Dubai and the UAE?
Yes. Home collection can be arranged across Dubai and the wider UAE. Availability and appointment windows vary by location, so please confirm when you book.
How long do results take?
Turnaround depends on the investigation and the method used. The expected reporting time is confirmed with you before collection.
Is there anything I need to do before sample collection?
Some investigations require fasting, a specific collection time, or avoiding certain medicines or activities. Preparation details are shared when you book — please follow them and ask if anything is unclear.
How will I receive my report?
Reports are issued as secure digital documents and can be shared with your referring clinician on request. Please review results with a qualified clinician who can interpret them in context.
About this clinical information
The information on this Genetic Syndromes page describes laboratory investigations in general terms. It is written to help you understand what an investigation involves — it is not a diagnosis and it is not a substitute for advice from your treating clinician.
- Investigation names, specimen types and listed prices are reviewed against laboratory records.
- Preparation guidance is indicative — confirm test-specific instructions before collection.
- Content is updated when investigations, methods or reporting formats change.
- Results are released to the patient and, on request, shared with the referring clinician.
Medical disclaimer: This page is for general information and education only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it does not replace a consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Always seek the advice of your doctor or another qualified provider with any questions about a medical condition or before ordering a test.
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