How much does it cost to get a dog's DNA test done?
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| The test costs about $225, and can be done when a bull is born, thus avoiding the $25,000–50,000 cost of raising a bull for five years to see if it sires good milk-producing offspring. | |
75 Citations | There were no levels of sensitivity and specificity for which stool DNA testing would be cost-effective at its current cost of $350 per test. |
75 Citations | Screening with the stool DNA test would be cost-effective at a per-test cost of $40 to $60 for stool DNA testing every 3 years, depending on the simulation model used. |
153 Citations | Assuming fecal DNA testing sensitivities of 65% for CRC and 40% for large polyp, and 95% specificity, a screening interval of 2 years and a test cost of USD $195 would be required to make F-DNA comparable with COLO. |
| The HPV DNA testing every five years is a cost-effective strategy (Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio (ICER): USD$44/YLS) if the cost per test is under USD$31. | |
57 Citations | If a DNA test were used instead of liver biopsy, the cost would be reduced to an estimated US$3954-US$4410 per case. |
80 Citations | The fecal DNA test exhibited higher sensitivity than FIT but its current cost is high for a screening assay. |
| For family testing of siblings the DNA strategy is not cost saving because of the costs of the DNA test (additional cost per case detected 200 pounds). | |
| If the cost of the test were to reduce from 100 pounds to 60 pounds, the DNA strategy would be the cheaper one. | |
01 Jan 2021 1 Citations | Integrating this DNA-detection scheme into a potentially low-cost diagnostic test is a very promising alternative to current diagnostic tests in both high-resource and resource-limited settings. |