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Fourteen partner service capabilities, with regulatory context visible at every step.

All service scope and quantities below are partner-reported by the China National Human Genome Center (CHGB). Local validation, feasibility and applicable approval requirements must be assessed.

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Purple pipette and laboratory tubes

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Genetic disease

1 service

Varies by jurisdiction

Pathogenic Gene Analysis

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:1,000+ disease panels

NGS · sub-exome sequencing

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Comprehensive genetic disease diagnosis and birth defect prevention across the full care continuum, from premarital and preconception screening through newborn genomic screening.

Genetic diagnostic testing is regulated differently in every jurisdiction. Panels are provided as laboratory services; local validation and accreditation are supported, and the regulatory dossier remains with the local institution.

Partner-reported capabilities
Premarital & preconception screening
Including health education programmes.
Carrier screening
Severe pathogenic variants.
Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD)
Prenatal diagnosis
Non-invasive chromosomal and de novo mutation testing, plus invasive sub-exome sequencing.
Newborn genomic screening (gNBS)
Developmental assessment
Early detection, intervention and treatment emphasis.
Functional birth defect panels
Epilepsy, autism, precocious puberty, developmental delay.
Pre-symptomatic & polygenic risk
Monogenic late-onset and common disease.
Genetic counselling capability building

Oncology

3 services

Laboratory service

Tumour Genetic Testing

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:1,000+ tests

NGS

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Over 1,000 tumour-related genetic tests evaluating therapy targets per clinical guidelines, spanning targeted therapy, immunotherapy and chemotherapy selection.

Provided as a laboratory service. Results inform clinical decision-making by the treating physician; they are not a treatment recommendation and do not replace clinical judgement.

Partner-reported capabilities
Comprehensive oncology panels
Guideline-aligned therapy target evaluation.
MSI and TMB status
HLA typing
Full genomic variation profiling
Laboratory service

Methylation-Based Early Cancer Detection

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:6+ cancer types

Blood-based methylation

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Blood-based gene methylation analysis for early cancer detection, applicable to lung, thyroid, liver, colorectal, gastric and oesophageal cancer.

Provided as a laboratory service for early detection. Reported sensitivity advantages over traditional tumour markers derive from the partner laboratory’s internal studies; independent validation data should be requested during feasibility.

Partner-reported capabilities
Lung cancer
Thyroid cancer
Liver cancer
Colorectal cancer
Gastric cancer
Oesophageal cancer
Laboratory service

VEGF Pan-Cancer Screening

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

VEGF detection

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Detection of vascular endothelial growth factor abnormalities across the cancer care continuum: early detection, treatment efficacy evaluation and post-treatment recurrence monitoring.

Provided as a laboratory service. Intended to support, not replace, established imaging and histopathological assessment.

Partner-reported capabilities
Early detection
Treatment efficacy evaluation
Recurrence monitoring

Pathogen detection

1 service

Varies by jurisdiction

Pathogen Detection (mNGS & tNGS)

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:30,000+ microorganisms

mNGS · tNGS · nanopore

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Metagenomic and targeted next-generation sequencing for infectious disease, covering over 30,000 microorganisms and more than 2,000 antimicrobial resistance genes.

Clinical use of metagenomic sequencing is regulated as a diagnostic and varies by jurisdiction. Surveillance and research applications typically sit under a different framework.

Partner-reported capabilities
Infection mNGS (DNA+RNA)
14,000+ bacteria, 7,100+ DNA viruses, 5,000+ RNA viruses, 1,300+ fungi, 200+ parasites.
Nanopore sequencing series
28,000+ microorganisms via metagenomics and targeted detection.
Targeted NGS (tNGS)
Faster turnaround for known pathogens.
Antimicrobial resistance profiling
2,000+ resistance genes.

Neurology

1 service

Laboratory service

Alzheimer's Disease Early Screening

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Mass spectrometry

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Plasma multi-biomarker assessment including the Aβ1-42/Aβ1-40 ratio and p-tau217, identifying individuals who may require confirmatory PET or CSF evaluation.

A screening test, not a diagnosis. Abnormal plasma results trigger confirmatory PET or CSF analysis combined with medical history, family history and neuropsychiatric scale assessment.

Partner-reported capabilities
Aβ1-42 / Aβ1-40 ratio
p-tau217
Confirmatory pathway design
PET or CSF referral criteria.
Family risk stratification

Immune assessment

1 service

Laboratory service

Immune Cell Subpopulation Analysis

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:75+ items

Flow cytometry

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Precise assessment of over 75 immune cell subpopulations across T cells, NK cells, gamma delta T cells and B cells for immune function evaluation and disease risk assessment.

Provided as a laboratory service for immune function assessment. Risk indications are probabilistic and are not a diagnosis of any specific condition.

Partner-reported capabilities
T cell deep profiling
Helper, killer, regulatory; naive, effector memory and terminally differentiated CD4+ subsets.
NK cell functional analysis
Early/late blocked, virus-specific cytotoxic and activated NK cells.
Gamma delta T and B cells
Immune health scoring

Microbiome

3 services

Laboratory service

Gut Microbiome Profiling

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:200+ assessment items

16S rRNA · metagenomic sequencing

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Comprehensive analysis of gut microbial structure at phylum and genus level, covering immunity, nutrient metabolism, short-chain fatty acid synthesis, toxin degradation and allergy risk.

Provided as a laboratory service. Microbiome-derived risk assessments are associative and should be interpreted alongside clinical assessment.

Partner-reported capabilities
Phylum and genus composition
Gut immunity assessment
Nutrient metabolism capacity
SCFA synthesis capacity
Toxin degradation capacity
Allergy and disease risk association
Established for a defined indication*

Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT)

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Capsules · bacterial suspension

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FMT products in capsule and suspension form, recommended by clinical guidelines for recurrent or refractory Clostridioides difficile infection.

Guideline-recommended for recurrent or refractory C. difficile infection only. Application to IBS, IBD, chronic constipation, neuropsychiatric conditions, metabolic disorders and tumour immunotherapy is an area of active investigation and is not established care.

Partner-reported capabilities
Transplantation capsules
Multiple specifications.
Bacterial suspension
Multiple specifications.
Research only

Proprietary Probiotic Development

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:13 strains

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Thirteen bacterial strains, some patent-pending, combined with prebiotics for functional products targeting immune regulation, pathogen inhibition and nutrient absorption.

Product development capability. Strains are patent-pending; classification as food supplement or therapeutic differs by jurisdiction and determines the applicable regulatory pathway.

Partner-reported capabilities
Immune regulation
Pathogenic inhibition
Including Helicobacter pylori.
Nutrient digestion and absorption

Cellular medicine

2 services

Research only

Cancer Organoid Drug Screening

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:100+ targeted drugs

Patient-derived organoids

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Patient-derived organ models across seven cancer types with screening against more than a hundred targeted drugs.

Supported for research collaboration and translational study. Results are not offered as a basis for treatment decisions outside a clinical trial.

Partner-reported capabilities
Renal cancer
Liver cancer
Lung cancer
Colorectal cancer
Gastric cancer
Breast cancer
Oesophageal cancer
Investigational

Stem Cells & Cellular Derivatives

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

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Stem cell portfolio and cellular derivative production, including stem cell and immune cell exosomes for cell-free therapeutic and diagnostic applications.

Stem cell and exosome products are investigational outside defined trial settings in most jurisdictions. VectorGene does not present investigational products as standard care.

Partner-reported capabilities
hUC-MSCs
Human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells.
Amniotic stem cells
Vascular endothelial cells
Neural stem cells
Adipose-derived stem cells
Fibroblasts
Stem cell exosomes
Immune cell exosomes

Health assessment

2 services

Research only

Personalised Health Assessment

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:240+ assessment items

IgG panels · hair element analysis · NAD+

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Chronic food sensitivity, hair nutrient and toxic element screening, allergen-specific antibody testing and NAD+ optimisation.

Wellness and preventive assessments. IgG-based food sensitivity testing is not accepted by all clinical bodies as a diagnostic for food allergy; results are for dietary guidance and should not replace allergy diagnosis by a clinician.

Partner-reported capabilities
Chronic food sensitivity
200+ item IgG-based panel.
Hair nutrient screening
17 nutritional elements.
Toxic element screening
9 toxic elements including lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium.
Allergen-specific antibodies
Inhalant and food allergen groups.
NAD+ testing and optimisation
Levels, supplementation efficacy, dosage, absorption curve.
Laboratory service

Genetic Health Risk Assessment

CHGB · Partner-reported service scope

Partner-reported:200+ risk projects

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Polygenic and monogenic risk assessment across cancer, endocrine, autoimmune, cardiovascular and age-related disease, with integrated genetic counselling.

Risk assessment is probabilistic and is not a diagnosis. Results should be delivered with genetic counselling; several assessments in this group have limited clinical utility evidence and should be positioned accordingly.

Partner-reported capabilities
Common cancer risk
20+ types.
Endocrine and metabolic
Type II diabetes, insulin resistance, hyperlipidaemia.
Autoimmune
Rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus.
Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular
Hypertension, atrial fibrillation, atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease, stroke.
Age-related
Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease.
Pharmacogenomics
P450, folate metabolism, vitamin D and calcium sensitivity.

Build a service brief around its intended use.

The service portfolio brings together distinct diagnostic, research and developmental activities. Similar laboratory techniques can support different uses and evidence requirements. Review the actual assay or product, intended population and reporting pathway alongside each service’s supplied regulatory context.

CDC’s NGS Quality Initiative provides a sequencing-focused quality-management framework for clinical and public-health laboratories. Its resources address the system around a test, as well as the testing workflow.

CDC: The Next Generation Sequencing Quality Initiative

External references explain the wider context. They do not verify or endorse the supplied VectorGene or partner offering.

Questions for the programme brief

  1. Method and scope

    Which specimen, assay or product is being considered, and what question would it address?

  2. Evidence

    What validation, clinical evidence or research protocol supports that proposed use?

  3. Local delivery

    Who performs, reviews and acts on the result, and which permissions are required?

What to prepare for review
  • Service and intended-use brief
  • Assay or product evidence
  • Delivery, review and referral responsibilities

Working environments

A closer view of laboratory work.

Illustrative stock photography provides context for the people, processes and working environments behind this capability.

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A connected field illustrates the relationships around a service. Explore the drawing, then review the scope of each capability.

A connected field illustrates the relationships around a service. Explore the drawing, then review the scope of each capability.

Scope
Start with the question and the intended use of the service.
Method
Review the proposed workflow and the evidence it requires.
Review
Clarify interpretation, ownership and local requirements.

Move across the drawing to explore.

Scientist removing growth medium from a multiwell plate. Illustrative stock photograph.
Scientist removing growth medium from a multiwell plate
Laboratory microscope against a dark background. Illustrative stock photograph.
Laboratory microscope against a dark background
Blood sample tubes in a laboratory rack. Illustrative stock photograph.
Blood sample tubes in a laboratory rack
Reagent bottles and labelled laboratory containers. Illustrative stock photograph.
Reagent bottles and labelled laboratory containers

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