Clinical information:

31 yrs, induced labor one time, a biochemical pregnancy, six times of embryo arrest. She did such test at 7+3 weeks, no fetal buds or fetal heart.

Test results:

seq [hg19] dup(2)(q36.1q37.3) chr2:g. 224740001_243020000dup seq [hg19] del(8)(q24.23q24.3) chr8:g. 138800001_146300000del
CNV-seq identified terminal deletion/duplication events at the end of chromosomes 2 and 8, indicating an balanced translocation. Follow up FISH verified that the husband had t(2;8)(q36.1;q24.23) balanced translocation. The couple choose PGT and they successfully achieved a healthy baby.

Why choose Berry Genomics for CNV-Seq

Low cost Integrated professional teams for sequencing, data analysis and reporting Fast turnaround time Reliable and accurate results equivalent to current array CGH and SNP arrays

The clinical significance of CNV-Seq

Can detect aneuploidy, CNVs (resolution 0.1Mb) and mosaicism (resolution) that are associated with known chromosome disease syndromes Applicable to genetic diagnosis of preconception, prenatal and postnatal samples Can identify a genetic cause of miscarriage samples Reliable results can be obtained from rare samples or samples with low amounts of DNA