Your genes already wrote it. Now read it

A simple cheek swab reads the genes you were born with and shows how much of your health is already written

Every gene you carry is a head start you haven’t used yet.

You carry 320000+ variants across clinically relevant genes. Our bioinformatics reports on the 368 genes that are clinically actionable and hands you the time to act. We inform. We never dictate.

368

Genes clinically reported

14

Pharmacogenomic genes

20k

Variants read per person

5

Areas from one sample

Most DNA tests spell-check a shortlist. We read the whole book

The common DNA kits check a fixed list of pre-chosen spots. Next generation sequencing reads all clinically relevant areas and not just fixed areas

Cent

Typical DNA test

What it reads

Coding regions of known clinically relevant genes

A fixed list of common, pre-selected variants

Rare or unique variants

Read directly from your own sequence

Often missed only pre-chosen spots are checked

How many questions

All five areas from a single sample

Usually one area, per test

One report. Five areas you can act on

One buccal swab, one report. Each area turns inherited risk into something earlier, and easier, to do something about.

See cancer risk years before it becomes cancer

10–20% of some cancers are inherited. Reading those genes early means surveillance can start early and cancers found early have far better outcomes.

  • Predict your risk of developing cancer
  • Estimate risk across your family
  • Start surveillance before symptoms

Know what your heart inherited

Cardiovascular disease is the single largest cause of death. Cardiomyopathies, arrhythmias and familial high cholesterol are often written in your genes.

  • See adult & late-onset heart risk
  • Read the same risk in your family
  • Begin prevention early, with your doctor

Read how your body chemistry works

Inborn errors of metabolism are individually rare but collectively common. Some surface only after years or under stress like pregnancy.

  • Predict adult & late-onset risk
  • Estimate risk in family members

Find the medicine that fits the first time

Same diagnosis, same prescription very different responses. Your genes shape how you process a drug, helping avoid toxicity.

  • Flag drugs likely to be toxic for you
  • Skip drugs that won't help
  • Confirm what's safe and effective

Understand what you could pass on

You can carry a variant that never affects you but could affect your children. Knowing early gives couples real, unhurried choices.

  • Identify your carrier status
  • Inform family planning with clarity
  • A basis for genetic counselling

One report, Five areas you can act on

One cheek swab, one report. Each area turns inherited risk into something earlier, and easier, to do something about.

See your report

The 368 genes we read

We publish the panel in full, because you should be able to see exactly what your genome is being read for.

59

Hereditary cancer

AIP · ALK · APC · ATM

118

Heart & circulation

ABCA1 · ABCC9 · ACTA2 · ACTC1

62

Metabolism

ABCD1 · ACADVL · AGXT · ALDOB

14

Medicine response

CYP2C19 · CYP2C9 · F5 · CYP3A5

170

Carrier status

ABCA12 · ABCA3 · ABCB11 · ABCB4

Examples shown. All 368 genes are listed in the panel.

The same prescription can help one person and fail another

Your genes decide how your body activates, uses and clears a medicine. Read them once, and the right drug at the right dose can be chosen the first time — not found by trial and error. Your profile never changes, so a single test keeps informing every prescription for the rest of your life.

01

Avoid what would harm you

Some people process a drug so slowly that a standard dose becomes toxic. Reading those genes flags the risk before it's ever prescribed.

02

Skip what won't work

A few drugs only work once your body activates them. If yours can't, they do nothing — so you skip the wasted weeks, and the cost, and move to something that helps.

03

Right dose, first time

For medicines like the blood thinner warfarin, your genes shape the dose you need. Start where you should be, rather than adjusting after a reaction.

Three steps to your foresight

01

Register

Sign up for your genome through Cent. It takes a few minutes, and we take it from there.

02

Give a saliva sample

A quick sample collected at our centre, no needle, no fasting, done in minutes.

03

Read your report

Ready within 21 working days, all five areas in one place, written to be understood and acted on.

Genomics Profile

Sequencing Summary Overview

Genes reported

368

Variants analysed

20k

Sample type

Saliva

To your report

21 days

Areas covered

5

We hand you the knowledge. The decision stays yours.

Your genome gives you information and time a head start, not a diagnosis. Your doctor decides, with you, using what your report reveals.

Always puts you first

You leave with control, every time.

Adds to your intelligence

Your biology, made legible and useful.

Direction for your future

Data you and your doctor can act on.

Read your genome. Get your head start.

The earliest decision is always the better one. Yours starts with a simple buccal swab.

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