And when the sequencing is done, your DNA’s output is hundreds of gigabytes of information—big data now—waiting to be analyzed. Any genomic sequencing company can do this kind of preparation. What sets PGDx apart is its proprietary computer program, developed at Hopkins, which functions as a high-speed detective. It parses out exactly where proteins are mutating. It makes sense of why your cancer is growing. It gives you more information about your tumor than any oncologist can.
