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Two views of the same genome
The Dashboard summarizes your interpreted genetics as the science evolves; the Explorer is where you investigate it. Both are fully live below — search, filter, follow, and export all work.
Your Genetic Dashboard
Your DNA doesn’t change. Our understanding of it does.Synchronized with knowledge GC-2026.09.06.
anonymous-sample-genome.txt · rendered live from knowledge GC-2026.09.06 — interpretations are referenced from our research library, never copied.
Since Your Last Visit
Two additional population studies were added supporting the mild, diet-modifiable effect of the C677T variant on folate metabolism.
A CPIC guideline revision strengthened the dosing recommendation around simvastatin for SLCO1B1 C-allele carriers.
New public research about ADH1B was folded into this interpretation.
Nothing is ever changed automatically: if newer research affects a doctor report or export you shared, it is flagged in For My Doctor and Export History.
Profile at a Glance
Dashboard Freshness
3 of your findings are awaiting fuller research coverage — a normal part of ongoing science, not a concern.
Report tracking decides which of your reports participate in monitoring — it works alongside your monitoring subscription, never instead of it.
SLCO1B1 variant (rs4149056)
The C allele of SLCO1B1 increases the risk of muscle pain (myopathy) when taking the statin simvastatin. Discuss statin choice with your clinician. Your genotype for rs4149056 is TT.
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Saved Views
- Strong pharmacogenomics10 matches1 new changeMonitoring Open
- Health predisposition watch18 matches1 new changeMonitoring Open
Following
- rs1801133MTHFR · MTHFR variant (rs1801133)1 updateMonitoring
- rs4149056SLCO1B1 · SLCO1B1 variant (rs4149056)1 updateMonitoring
- rs1041981ADH1B · Your Alcohol Processing Speed1 updateMonitoring
Following is your personal watchlist — it never changes how findings are ranked or interpreted.
Export History
1 with newer intelligence- My Genetic Dashboard — Sep 2026Dashboard · PDFOct 18, 2026Knowledge GC-2026.09.06Report v212 findings
- Strong pharmacogenomics viewGenetic Explorer · HTMLOct 22, 2026Knowledge GC-2026.09.062 findingsNewer Intelligence Available1 finding with newer interpretationsas of Oct 25, 2026, 4:39 PM
- Doctor visit — Dr. AlvarezFor My Doctor · PDFSep 27, 2026Knowledge GC-2026.09.06Doctor v13 findings
Exports stay in your history for as long as your account exists — even after monitoring is canceled.
Your Genetic Journey
- First analysis2026-06-08
- Monitoring active since2026-06-09
- Reports generated1
- Report snapshots1 version · latest 238 findings
- Knowledge updates presented15
- Variants you follow3
Suggested for You
Based only on your own activity and preferences — never on hidden scores, and never changing how findings are evaluated.
- New research is relevant to a variant in your DNArs1801133MTHFR
Two additional population studies were added supporting the mild, diet-modifiable effect of the C677T variant on folate metabolism.
- New research is relevant to a variant in your DNArs4149056SLCO1B1
A CPIC guideline revision strengthened the dosing recommendation around simvastatin for SLCO1B1 C-allele carriers.
- New research is relevant to a variant in your DNArs1041981ADH1B
New public research about ADH1B was folded into this interpretation.
Your Alcohol Processing Speed
With your CC genotype, your body processes alcohol at its own unique pace, which is a key player in how you experience your favorite beverage.
Educational information only. Not medical advice — these associations describe population statistics, not individual predictions.
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