Clinical Genetics · 1990 · 34 citations · 18 references
Life SciencesGeneticsMolecular BiologyHuman GeneticsMaternal-fetal MedicineReproductive GeneticsPrenatal Genetic DiagnosisPrenatal Molecular TestingDna Probe Assays
Using Southern hybridization with the DNA probe pY3.4, we were not able to detect fetal DNA in blood of 36 pregnant women carrying male fetuses. Gestational ages ranged from 8-40 weeks of pregnancy. Using the same DNA probe, we were able to detect the male-specific signal in experimental dilution series down to 1/5000 on autoradiograms. We conclude that the ratio of fetal DNA in maternal circulation, in contrast to previous estimations, must be lower than 1/5000.
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