Natera Panorama Practice Exam

What does the Panorama Microdeletions option include?

A defined panel of select microdeletion regions Whole-genome microdeletion analysis No microdeletion analysis Random regions chosen per patient

Correct Answer:

A defined panel of select microdeletion regions

Explanation:

Panorama Microdeletions is designed to screen for a curated set of microdeletion regions that are clinically meaningful. Instead of scanning the entire genome for any possible deletion, this option targets a predefined panel of specific loci known to be associated with recognizable syndromes. This targeted approach gives more reliable, interpretable results for those well-established regions, rather than attempting a genome-wide search which can introduce more complexity and uncertainty. The other concepts—testing the whole genome, performing no microdeletion analysis, or choosing random regions for each patient—do not describe how Panorama Microdeletions is structured.

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