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Greenwood Genetic Center

888.GGC.GENE / 888.442.4363

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Locations

Greenwood

106 Gregor Mendel Circle
Greenwood, SC 29646
Hours: 8am-5pm Monday - Friday
Phone: 864.941.8100
Toll Free: 888.GGC.GENE / 888.442.4363
Fax: 864-941-8114

Greenville

14 Edgewood Dr.
Greenville, SC 29605
Hours: 8am-5pm Monday - Friday
Phone: 864.250.7944
Toll Free: 866.478.4363
Fax: 864-250-9582

Columbia

1911 Thurmond Mall
Columbia, SC 29201
Hours: 8am-5pm Monday - Friday
Phone: 803.799.5390
Toll Free: 800.679.5390
Fax: 803-799-5391

Charleston

3520 W. Montague Ave. Suite 104
North Charleston, SC 29418
Hours: 8am-5pm Monday - Friday
Phone: 843.746.1001
Toll Free: 866.588.4363
Fax: 843-746-1002

Florence

McLeod Medical Park West 101 S Ravenel St. Suite 370 Florence, SC 29506
Hours: 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday
Phone: 843.664.2983
Fax: 843-468-2099

Meet Reggie Roper

Meet Reggie Roper

Reggie has been part of the GGC family for over 18 years. He has short stature, webbing of his hands, pulmonary stenosis, seizures and hydrocephalus along with developmental delay. He carried an initial diagnosis of cardiofaciocutaneous (CFC) syndrome; however, as genetic testing advanced, GGC made the diagnosis of Noonan-like syndrome with loose anagen hair by identifying a mutation in the SHOC2 gene. He is also an active participant in the Greenwood Community Theatre's Penguin Project. "GGC is...

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