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DTC-Marketed Tests Look to Clinical Studies for Growth Developers Tap Into Data Deluge from Research, Clinical Collaborations Alex Philippidis D evelopers of genetic tests marketed wholly or partially direct to consumers (DTC) initially looked to selling tests for growth, then to monetizing data collected from those tests. Recent announcements, however, suggest a third monetization model for personal genetics-applying tests and their data to research and clinical studies. Credence Research projects DTC genetic testing will grow nearly fivefold, from $70 million this year to $340 million by 2022. Genetic testing is a majority of the DTC testing market measured by Kalorama Information, spokesman Bruce Carlson told Clinical OMICs. Kalorama anticipates all methods of DTC testing will grow from $15.28 million in 2010, to $173.22 million this year and $352.56 million in 2020. The most prominent DTC test developer, 23andMe, in August reported findings from research of their aggregated data from 75,607 individuals of European descent reporting clinical diagnosis of depression, and 231,747 individuals reporting no history of depression, which uncovered 17 single nucleotide polymorphisms ALEX PHILIPPIDIS specializes in biopharma business linked to major depressive disorder at 15 news and industry issues. Alex joined GEN in genomic locations. 2011 after four years at GenomeWeb, where he covered research institutes and biotech In addition, 23andMe and another economic development topics. Previously, genetic test developer, Color Genomics, Alex worked more than 20 years for various in July joined Washington University in newspapers covering business, science, and St. Louis to begin a clinical study of Afrigeneral news topics. He has been interviewed can-American women with breast canand quoted by news outlets that include The New York Times cer. The study seeks to learn whether the and the BBC. (aphilippidis@liebertpub.com) genetic risks of African-American women 20 Clinical OMICs September 2016 www.clinicalomics.com http://www.clinicalomics.com

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