Karyomapping: Advancing PGD for Single Gene Disorders| Illumina Video

19 November 2014

In preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), karyomapping is a highly accurate, DNA-based method that detects single-gene variations implicated in inherited diseases in embryos following IVF. For the first time, one test can deliver timely information about many variants implicated in inherited conditions,. Learn more about the latest advances in reproductive and genetic health solutions from Illumina. [link to RGH page http://www.illumina.com/clinical/reproductive-genetic-health.ilmn] Excerpt from an interview with Professor Alan Handyside, MA, PhD Principal Scientist, Reproductive and Genetic Health, Illumina.

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