The Molecular Genetics Laboratory at Cincinnati Children’s is one of the largest and most specialized academic molecular genetics labs in the nation. We combine state-of-the-art genetic testing with comprehensive interpretation of test results by nationally recognized, board certified pediatric specialists,  geneticists and genetic counselors to provide clinically relevant  molecular tests for a variety of genetic disorders and risk factors.  

We are continually expanding our test offerings.  Visit our website to stay updated on our test offerings.

Our Specialty Programs                

Go to our Custom Gene Sequencing pages. Custom Gene Sequencing 

Targeted Deletion and Duplication Analysis

Go to our Hematologic Disorders testing page.Hematologic
Disorders

 

Go to the Whole Exome Sequencing website.Whole Exome
Sequencing

 Go to the Diagnostic Center for Heritable Immunodeficiencies web page.Diagnostic Center for Heritable Immunodeficiencies 

Go to the Mitochondrial Disorders Program web page.Mitochondrial Disorders Program

Go to the Genetic Testing for Hearing Loss web page.Genetic Testing
for Hearing Loss

Go to the Hereditary Liver Diseases Genetic Testing Program web page.Hereditary Liver Diseases Genetic Testing Program

Hereditary Pancreatic Diseases Genetic Testing Program

Go to the Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorders Diagnostic Testing Center web page. Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorders Diagnostic Testing Program

Go to the Genetic Pharmacology Service web page. Genetic Pharmacology Service  

Go to the Lysosomal Storage Disease Genetics Testing web page.Lysosomal Storage Disease Genetics Testing  

Cardiovascular Diseases Genetic Testing Program. Cardiovascular Diseases Genetic Testing Program (Formerly the Heart Institute Diagnostic Lab)

  

Why Choose Us?

Dr. Zhang.Our lab will give you access to unparalleled clinical expertise. Under the direction of Kejian Zhang, MD, MBA, we provide guidance in:

  • Test selection
  • Clinical interpretation
  • Recommendations for genetic counseling
  • Coordination of studies for at-risk family members