Multi-omic interpretation report
Sample brand lockup for a partner laboratory. Replace the logo slot with the laboratory’s mark. The Gene Box is the interpretation layer, not the name on the cover.
What a released report is
In a live deployment the laboratory’s wet-lab measurement is read by the interpretation layer and returned under the partner brand. Every interpretation is traced to a curated reference set (150,000 curated references on the public site), and clinical findings are routed to a qualified human before release.
This file shows the sections a laboratory buyer reviews in scoping: brand, specimen identity, layers, routing of clinical findings, and delivery. Finding text is intentionally absent so the sample cannot be mistaken for a clinical conclusion.
Layers, each as its own report
| Layer | What a live report holds | This sample |
|---|---|---|
| Genomics | Evidence-traced interpretation of the genomic assay the laboratory ran, after clinical findings are routed to a qualified human. | Layout only |
| Microbiome | A microbiome report of its own, under the laboratory's brand, when that assay is in scope. The laboratory's doctors keep the final say. | Layout only |
| Blood overlay | A blood report of its own, on a panel the laboratory already produced, under the laboratory's brand. | Layout only |
Routed to a qualified human
How it reaches the LIMS
When a report is ready, delivery is a webhook into the laboratory’s LIMS, alongside the REST API described on the public API page. An example payload ships with this packet: lims-report-ready.example.json