OMNIGENETICA
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Predict · Module 01

Ancestry-informed polygenic risk scoring.

650+ validated polygenic models, 200M+ variants imputed at 99.9% accuracy, validated across 1M+ patients.

Ancestry-informed polygenic risk scoring at clinical scale.

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650+ validated polygenic models

A continuously expanding catalog of polygenic risk scores spanning the most prevalent and consequential conditions in oncology, cardiology, metabolic, and neurological medicine.

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Multi-ancestry calibration

Polygenic risk scores calibrated across diverse ancestries so reporting performs reliably for admixed and non-European patients.

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200M+ variants per sample

Genotype data expanded to over 200 million imputed variants at 99.9% accuracy, enabling near-whole-genome predictive density from genotyping-array inputs.

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Ensemble methodology

Top-performing polygenic methods combined through an ensemble approach, with disease prediction enhanced by clinical and demographic context.

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Validated in peer-reviewed research

Methods published in Nature Communications (2025), Scientific Reports (2025), and medRxiv (2023), describing ancestry inference, imputation, and disease-prediction models.

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Clinical benchmark performance

Coronary-artery-disease polygenic models identify 55–80× more true coronary events than rare-pathogenic-variant testing alone; 12 of 30 disease models exceed 80% AUC across validation cohorts.

Predict module specifications.

Capability
Specification
Polygenic risk-score models
650+
Catalog
Variants imputed per sample
200M+
Imputation pipeline
Imputation accuracy
99.9%
Internal benchmark
Patients validated
1M+
Data on File
Disease models > 80% AUC
12 of 30
Sci. Reports 2025
CAD-PRS true-event detection vs. rare-variant testing
55–80×
Sci. Reports 2025

Performance figures from Optimization of multi-ancestry polygenic risk score disease prediction models, Scientific Reports, May 2025. Imputation methodology from Empowering GWAS discovery through enhanced genotype imputation, medRxiv, Dec 2023.