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New technique isolates placental cells for non-invasive genetic testing

by Staff August 26, 2019
August 26, 2019 27 views
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A new technique for isolating cells carrying the full fetal genome from cervical swabs could enable doctors to diagnose genetic disorders without using needles to harvest cells from the placenta.

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