Starling Genomics
Starling Genomics provides polygenic score services for healthcare providers, laboratories, and preventive medicine programmes. Its service covers programme design, genotype data processing, quality control, scoring, interpretation, reporting, and integration.
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Sample collection, analysis and reporting
Kit & sample
Supported sample collection and logistics.
Genotyping
Laboratory analysis with controlled quality standards.
Polygenic scoring
Selected models calculate inherited predisposition.
Reporting
Structured results support clinical interpretation.
Integration
Reports and data fit your portal or care pathway.
Polygenic risk scores
A polygenic risk score combines the small contributions of many genetic variants. It shows how inherited predisposition compares with a relevant reference population. The score complements medical history, biomarkers and imaging; it does not replace them.
A polygenic score describes inherited predisposition. It is not a diagnosis and does not independently determine screening or treatment. Interpretation belongs with qualified healthcare professionals.
Clinical applications
Cardiometabolic health
Coronary disease, type 2 diabetes, blood pressure, atrial fibrillation and stroke.
Oncology
Selected hereditary and polygenic information relevant to cancer screening pathways.
Healthy ageing
Bone health, eye health and selected age-related conditions.
Quantitative traits
Genetic context for lipids, HbA1c, blood pressure, BMI and other biomarkers.
Modules and intended use are agreed for each clinic and region. PGx and nutrigenomics can be considered where appropriate; they require their own clinical interpretation.
Starling Genomics report examples
Selected pages from a Starling Genomics report show the patient overview, individual results and model quality. The examples are in Dutch and contain no identifying details.
A polygenic score describes inherited predisposition. It is not a diagnosis and does not independently determine screening or treatment. Interpretation belongs with qualified healthcare professionals.
Original Dutch report example
Responsibilities of Starling and your clinic
Starling provides
- Kit and laboratory coordination
- Score selection and model management
- Reproducible calculation
- Reporting infrastructure
- Implementation support
Your clinic retains
- Clinical protocol and target population
- Interpretation in the full clinical context
- Shared decision-making
- Screening, treatment and referrals
- Long-term patient relationships
Reports and integrations
Choose a white-label report, a portal workflow or integration with existing systems. Configure the modules and patient pathway, prepare the team and sample logistics, then evaluate the first cases. The partner deck describes a typical 2–3 week laboratory and reporting pathway; arrangements are confirmed for your clinic.
Scientific expertise
Founder Fabio Catarinella · Scientific advisors Peter Visscher, Naomi Wray and Sjoert Jansen, as presented in Starling’s clinic partner materials.
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