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QF-PCR and maternal cell contamination

QF-PCR and maternal cell contamination by Dr Kathy Mann, the pioneer in prenatal QF-PCR analysis.

The ability to identify maternal cell contamination (MCC) in uncultured AF and CV samples minimises the risk of misdiagnosis due to the analysis of maternal cells. Authored by Dr. Kathy Manns, the pioneer in prenatal QF-PCR analysis, this paper provides information for laboratory professionals on how to identify the presence and level of MCC in a prenatal sample using a QF-PCR based approach.

  • Detection of MCC by QF-PCR.
  • The benefit a QF-PCR based approach has over other methods.
  • Best practices for handling heavily blood-stained AF samples.

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QF-PCR and maternal cell contamination

QF-PCR and maternal cell contamination by Dr Kathy Mann, the pioneer in prenatal QF-PCR analysis.

The ability to identify maternal cell contamination (MCC) in uncultured AF and CV samples minimises the risk of misdiagnosis due to the analysis of maternal cells. Authored by Dr. Kathy Manns, the pioneer in prenatal QF-PCR analysis, this paper provides information for laboratory professionals on how to identify the presence and level of MCC in a prenatal sample using a QF-PCR based approach.

  • Detection of MCC by QF-PCR.
  • The benefit a QF-PCR based approach has over other methods.
  • Best practices for handling heavily blood-stained AF samples.