You already have your raw DNA file. Upload it once and map your genetic driver patterns across gut health, metabolic reactivity, and neurochemical regulation — all three connected systems at the same time.
Most DNA reports give you a list of SNPs. Mutant gives you a map of driver patterns with biological context.
One upload reveals which genetic patterns are strongest, where they converge across systems, and which biological modules are shaping your most persistent symptoms.
Your symptoms rarely live in a single pathway. Gut health, metabolic reactivity, and neurochemical regulation form an interconnected triangle. Pressure in one system frequently spills into the others. Mutant's free analysis scans across all three so you can see where the strongest patterns converge.
Two hubs govern how well your gut moves, clears, and defends itself: Gut Processing & Clearance handles motility and forward movement; Barrier & Mucosal Immune Defense manages the mucus layer, lining integrity, and immune tolerance. When either is under strain, food reactions and digestive symptoms can become unpredictable.
Four interconnected hubs — Oxalates, Histamine, Methylation & Sulfur, and Thyroid — form a metabolic network that governs how your body processes food, nutrients, hormones, and supplements. When one hub is under strain, it rarely stays contained.
Five hubs govern how your brain regulates focus, mood, calm, stress recovery, and sleep timing. When neurochemical pathways are under genetic pressure, energy, attention, emotional regulation, and sleep quality can all shift together.
Instead of a generic SNP list, Mutant's free analysis produces a ranked driver map organized by biological system:
The result is not a final answer. It is a clearer map of where to look next.
Import your raw file from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, or whole genome sequencing. This forms your baseline biology.
Mutant scans your genetic variants across all three systems and groups them into ranked driver patterns with biological context.
Explore which systems have the strongest genetic signals, how they connect, and which patterns may be shaping your symptoms.
Mutant's free analysis accepts raw DNA files from:
Not sure whether your file is compatible? Read about supported DNA files or what to do with your raw DNA data before uploading.
Most symptoms are not the product of one gene or one pathway. They emerge when several genetic tendencies converge under the right conditions.
For example:
A single-hub analysis may catch one layer. A cross-system analysis catches the connections between them.
Mutant's free scan is designed to surface those cross-system patterns so you are not left wondering whether you are looking at the right system.
If you already know which biological system is most relevant to your symptoms, you can also start with a focused single-hub analysis:
Two hubs govern gut function: Gut Processing & Clearance handles motility and forward movement; Barrier & Mucosal Immune Defense manages the mucus layer, lining integrity, and immune tolerance. Dedicated gut hub pages are in development. The free platform scan already includes both within your results.
The four metabolic reactivity hubs form an interconnected network:
Mutant's free DNA analysis uploads your existing 23andMe, AncestryDNA, or whole genome sequencing file and maps your genetic driver patterns across three biological systems: gut health, metabolic reactivity, and neurochemical regulation. It shows where the strongest genetic signals converge and which driver lanes may be most active.
Mutant accepts raw DNA files from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, and whole genome sequencing (WGS). WGS typically provides the most complete analysis with fewer blind spots. Coverage varies by source and test version.
Mutant is currently free during early access while we expand system coverage, improve the analysis, and build a track record using real-world feedback. Access and pricing may change in the future, but any future options will be explained clearly before users choose them.
Mutant organizes findings across three interconnected biological systems: gut, barrier & immune reactivity (gut processing & clearance plus barrier & mucosal immune defense), the metabolic reactivity system (the four hubs: oxalates, histamine, methylation & sulfur, and thyroid), and stress, mood & neurochemical regulation (catecholamines, serotonin, GABA/glutamate, stress axis & autonomic recovery, and circadian & sleep-wake regulation).
The free platform analysis scans across all three biological systems at once rather than focusing on a single hub. This matters because most symptoms are shaped by cross-system pressures rather than one pathway in isolation. For example, histamine reactions may involve DAO/HNMT genetics plus methylation strain plus thyroid-linked gut slowing.
The result is a ranked driver map showing which genetic patterns are strongest, how they connect across systems, and which biological modules are contributing most to the pattern. Each driver comes with a plain-language explanation of what it means, what it can and cannot explain, and where the evidence is strongest. Results are educational and are not a medical diagnosis.
Yes. 23andMe raw data is compatible with Mutant's free DNA analysis. Coverage varies by 23andMe chip version, so not every biologically relevant variant is guaranteed to be present. Read more about 23andMe raw data analysis.
Yes. AncestryDNA raw data can be used for free DNA analysis. Coverage is more limited than WGS but can provide a useful first-pass view of driver patterns across all three systems. Read more about AncestryDNA raw data analysis.
Whole genome sequencing usually provides broader genomic coverage and fewer blind spots. This matters when symptoms overlap across gut, metabolic, and neurochemical systems because more complete data supports better cross-system pattern detection.
No. Mutant provides educational, informational genetic pattern analysis. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Potentially significant findings should be discussed with a qualified clinician.
Mutant encrypts uploaded files and provides user-controlled deletion. Your DNA data is not sold, shared with third parties, or used for research without explicit consent. Review the privacy policy and data policy for full details.
Your DNA file contains thousands of variants. Most reports give you a list. Mutant gives you a map.
One upload scans across all three biological systems and shows you which patterns are strongest, how they connect, and where to look next.
No generic SNP lists. No isolated variant flags. Just structured biological context organized around the patterns most likely to matter.
Mutant provides educational, informational genetic pattern analysis. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Raw DNA data from consumer services has known limitations. Potentially significant findings should be discussed with a qualified clinician and confirmed through appropriate clinical laboratory testing when necessary.