Next-Gen Sequencing at Scale: Transforming Per-Sample Variant Outcomes into Institutional Knowledge with VSWarehouse

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About this webinar

October 22, 2025 // 12:00 PM EST

Presented By: Darby Kammeraad, Director of Field Application Services

As Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) becomes a cornerstone of clinical diagnostics and research, laboratories are seeking solutions that not only streamline per-sample variant interpretation but also leverage the collective genomic intelligence gained across all analyses. In this webcast, we explore how VSWarehouse connects single-sample precision with cross-sample insight—transforming routine variant analysis into a scalable, knowledge-driven process.

Attendees will see how VSWarehouse enables detailed per-sample variant interpretation following AMP and ACMG guidelines, while simultaneously capturing and centralizing these findings to build a cohort-wide variant knowledge base. From reusing variant classifications to annotating internal allele frequencies, VSWarehouse provides powerful capabilities to optimize variant analysis, accelerate turnaround times, and elevate genomic understanding across your organization.

This Session Will Include:
  • Leveraging cohort-level variant frequencies to remove common artifacts and refine interpretation accuracy across internal samples.
  • Exploring sample and variant catalogs to capture and reuse variant outcomes across all samples—streamlining the per-sample analysis process.
  • Expediting the identification of clinically relevant variants across large datasets, including exome and genome-scale projects.

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