Fig. 1From: Taming the genome: towards better genetic test interpretationGenetic test interpretation is probabilistic. Variants found through genetic testing are classified as benign, likely benign, uncertain significance, likely pathogenic, or pathogenic. These various classifications fall along a spectrum of likelihood that the variant is disease causing, with benign at one end, pathogenic at the other, and a broad range of uncertainty in the middle. Reproduced with permission from [11]Back to article page