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Use of amplicon-based sequencing for testing fetal identity and monogenic traits with single circulating trophoblast (SCT) prenatal diagnosis

2020-06-02

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A major challenge for cell-based non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) is to distinguish individual presumptive fetal cells from maternal cells in female pregnancies. We have sought a rapid, robust, versatile, and low-cost next-generation sequencing method to facilitate this process. Toward this goal, single isolated cells underwent whole genome amplification prior to genotyping. Multiple highly polymorphic genomic...

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59825105-51af-544e-99bf-5e915ec87e46
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10.1101/2020.06.01.20108100
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