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  1. “Non-invasive blood tests based on foetal DNA have already revolutionised prenatal diagnostics…The latest test, if confirmed as reliable, would expand the list to include almost all genetic conditions on the newborn screening.”
    #Pregnancy #PreNatalTesting #ObGyn #Science
    theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2

  2. “Non-invasive blood tests based on foetal DNA have already revolutionised prenatal diagnostics…The latest test, if confirmed as reliable, would expand the list to include almost all genetic conditions on the newborn screening.”
    #Pregnancy #PreNatalTesting #ObGyn #Science
    theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2

  3. Opinion | I.V.F., Gene Selection and Embryo Screening: Is This the Future of Making Babies?

    When Noor Siddiqui was growing up, her mother developed retinitis pigmentosa, a condition that leads to gradual vision…
    #NewsBeep #News #Genetics #CA #Canada #GeneticsandHeredity #GenomicHealthInc #InVitroFertilization #IntellectualDisabilities #OrchidBiosciencesInc #PolygenicScreening #PrenatalTesting #Science
    newsbeep.com/ca/11557/

  4. "I knew that I had to start from scratch and wanted to try something more innovative and unusual. For the previous eight years, I worked on circulating cells, but now turned to blood and plasma. Scientifically, it was a very exciting time. I remember when we first looked at maternal plasma and saw that we could detect cell-free DNA, I could not believe my eyes. All these years, we were looking in the wrong place. It was just amazing that we could take a few drops of plasma and boil it for five minutes and get a signal that was so robust."

    Dennis Lo, J Clin Inv

    #PrenatalTesting #Lasker

    jci.org/articles/view/166777

  5. "I knew that I had to start from scratch and wanted to try something more innovative and unusual. For the previous eight years, I worked on circulating cells, but now turned to blood and plasma. Scientifically, it was a very exciting time. I remember when we first looked at maternal plasma and saw that we could detect cell-free DNA, I could not believe my eyes. All these years, we were looking in the wrong place. It was just amazing that we could take a few drops of plasma and boil it for five minutes and get a signal that was so robust."

    Dennis Lo, J Clin Inv

    #PrenatalTesting #Lasker

    jci.org/articles/view/166777