"undergo genetic testing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something such as a medical procedure. For example: "Patients are advised to undergo genetic testing before beginning a new course of treatment."
Therefore, in this study, we investigated knowledge, attitudes and preferences of smokers on genetics of smoking and their willingness to undergo genetic testing for smoking addiction and treatment.
With the rapid advances in genetics research, patients will increasingly have the option to undergo genetic testing for common diseases.
Many relatives in her mother's family have had seizures, and Mrs. Gonzalez has persuaded nine relatives to undergo genetic testing.
The four Prince siblings or half-siblings ordered to undergo genetic testing all claim John L Nelson as their father.
Perry says instead of trying to force women to carry pregnancies, we need to focus on a "pro-information" movement that ensures women who undergo genetic testing while pregnant have access to all of the facts they need to make their own decision.
However, if stroke patients undergo genetic testing for clopidogrel-metabolizing genes, the additional cost of genotyping VKORC1 and CYP2C9 genes would be very low.
Approximately 200,000 Americans from HD families are living at-risk for the disease and face the decision of whether or not to undergo genetic testing.
The takeaway for now isn't that no one should undergo genetic testing; it's that consumers need to be educated about all of their risks and take steps to mitigate them.
Genetic testing related to reproductive risks is already common; prospective parents undergo genetic testing to determine their carrier status for conditions like Tay-Sachs, cystic fibrosis and sickle cell anemia.
However, through advancements in modern technology, parents-to-be can opt to undergo genetic testing, prior to getting pregnant, to help minimize the risk of passing on fatal or debilitating inherited diseases.
Already, Carver County District Judge Kevin Eide has said Brianna and Victoria have presented a plausible enough case to proceed and don't need to undergo genetic testing.
