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Instructions for buccal sample collection

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1. Go to the Home tab.
2. Click on Junk –> Junk Email Options
3. In the Junk Email Options section, navigate to the Safe Senders tab, and click Add.
4. In the Add address or domain box, enter @genorama.com (or genorama.com) and click OK in order to save the change.

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1. Open Outlook Mobile App.
2. Click on the message that you want to whitelist.
3. Click on the three dots in the top right corner.
4. Click “Move to focused inbox”.
5. When the pop-up screen comes up, click “Move this and all future messages”.

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1. The Gmail whitelist process can be done quickly through the web client:
   1. Click the settings button (in the top-right corner of the screen), then select “Settings” from the resulting drop-down menu.
   2. Navigate to the tab labelled “Filtered and Blocked Addreses”
   3. Select “Create a new filter” and enter the emails or domains you want to whitelist. To whitelist every sender from Genorama LLC, type the domain alone, such as “@genorama.com”. This will tell Gmail to approve every message from a us.
   4. Click “Create filter” to approve the new filter, then mark “Never send to Spam” to whitelist every email within the filter. You can also choose to Star these emails, apply a given label, or mark them as important.

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1. Open the Gmail application.
2. Navigate to Spam or Junk Folder.
3. Click on the message you wish to view.
4. Select the option “Report not spam”.
5. You will now receive messages from this sender as normal.

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1. Login to your Hotmail, click on the Settings icon at the top right side of the page, expand it and click on More Mail Settings
2. Click on Safe and blocked senders
3. Click Safe Senders
4. Insert the email address you want to whitelist, then click Add to list. To whitelist every sender from Genorama LLC, type the domain alone, such as “@genorama.com”.
5. Email address has been whitelisted and will skip spam check by Hotmail.

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A gene is a segment of DNA that gives instructions to produce proteins. Genes are located in a particular place on a chromosome (locus) and contain information about when and where to produce necessary proteins. They also determine the composition of the protein, underlying the differences in the structure and activity of proteins and hence governing entire functionality of the body.

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DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is the hereditary material, i.e. the carrier of hereditary information. DNA double helix consists of nucleotides. There are four types of nucleotides with the following designation: adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C), and guanine (G). Human genome consists of about three billion bases.

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Genotype is the allelic constitution of an organism or cell, i.e. specific set of alleles inherited at a locus. For instance, two different individuals may have different sequenced DNA fragments – AAGCCTA and AAGCTTA, respectively.

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Allele is an alternative form of a gene; variant of a single gene.

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Polymorphism is simultaneous occurrence of several alleles of a particular gene in the population.

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SNPs are single nucleotide polymorphisms in DNA sequence. In general, SNPs do not harm the body or cause diseases, but they underlie differences in our susceptibility to disease. Additionally, these variations in the DNA sequence may indicate individual response to pathogens, chemicals, drugs, vaccines, and to various nutrients (e.g. the impact of increased consumption of carbohydrates on gaining weight), and they also suggest the level of physical activity required to maintain normal weight or to become a successful athlete.

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Proteins play a crucial role in a body due to their involvement in all biological processes. Proteins consist of amino acids. Proteins are the “building blocks” of the body, they contribute to growth and development, take part in antibody production, maintain the functionality of immune system, and participate in transporting various compounds. Almost all enzymes and several hormones consist of proteins.

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BMI or body mass index is a measure indicating the ratio of mass to height. BMI is calculated by dividing body mass (kg) by the square of the height (m).

Underweight BMI 16 – 18.9

Normal weight BMI 19 – 25

Overweight BMI 25.1 – 30

Obesity BMI 30.1 – 35

Severe obesity BMI 35.1 – 40

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