Example report. Made from Leslie Knope's DNA data so you can see what yours will look like. Get your own report
5 medications in this reportExample report
Antivirals
Antiretrovirals · Antivirals
- Use as directed 5
The genes behind these labels
- CCIFNL3Favorable response genotypers12979860C/rs12979860C · Read for 3, changes none
- CYP2B6Normal metabolizer*1/*1 · Read for 1, changes none
- UGT1A1Intermediate metabolizer*1/*28+*60+*80 · Read for 1, changes none
The antivirals by label
Open any medication for the results behind its label and the guidelines in full.
Use as directed 5 medications
- AtazanavirReyataz, Evotaz, Others Antiretrovirals Use as directed Your body processes atazanavir a bit more slowly than normal, but you still have a low chance of developing jaundice (yellowing of skin or eyes). The standard dose is expected to be appropriate.UGT1A1Intermediate metabolizer
- EfavirenzSustiva Antiretrovirals Use as directed Your body processes efavirenz normally. The standard dose is expected to be appropriate for you.CYP2B6Normal metabolizer
- Peginterferon Alfa-2APegasys Antivirals Use as directed Your genes make this hepatitis C drug more likely to work. You may be able to take it for a shorter time.IFNL3Favorable response genotype
- Peginterferon Alfa-2BPegIntron Antivirals Use as directed Your genes make this hepatitis C drug more likely to work. You may be able to take it for a shorter time.IFNL3Favorable response genotype
- RibavirinCopegus, Rebetol, Virazole Antivirals Use as directed Your genes make this hepatitis C treatment more likely to work. You may be able to take it for a shorter time.IFNL3Favorable response genotype
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