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For expectant parents: Introducing the Harmony® Test
A mother’s blood contains both her own genetic information as well as that of her child, even in the early phases of pregnancy. This so-called “cell-free fetal DNA” (cffDNA) can now be tested for the presence of chromosomal disorders in the unborn child (e.g. trisomies) by means of a simple blood test for the mother.
Thanks to its unique test design, the Harmony® Test is very accurate and at the same time very reasonably priced. The detection rate for trisomy 21 is 99.3%, and the false-positive rate is only 0.04%1. These figures were determined in a number of clinical studies involving approximately 23,000 pregnant women.
Further details are available on the page Harmony® Test. If you would like to have further information material this can be downloaded directly in our download area.
- Stokowski R, Wang E, White K, Batey A, Jacobsson B, Brar H, Balanarasimha M, Hollemon D, Sparks A, Nicolaides K, Musci TJ.: Clinical performance of non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) using targeted cell-free DNA analysis in maternal plasma with microarrays or next generation sequencing (NGS) is consistent across multiple controlled clinical studies. Prenat Diagn. 2015 Sep 1 ↩
FOR EXPECTANT PARENTS
SEARCH
For expectant parents: Introducing the Harmony® Test
A mother’s blood contains both her own genetic information as well as that of her child, even in the early phases of pregnancy. This so-called “cell-free fetal DNA” (cffDNA) can now be tested for the presence of chromosomal disorders in the unborn child (e.g. trisomies) by means of a simple blood test for the mother.
Thanks to its unique test design, the Harmony® Test is very accurate and at the same time very reasonably priced. The detection rate for trisomy 21 is 99.3%, and the false-positive rate is only 0.04%1. These figures were determined in a number of clinical studies involving approximately 23,000 pregnant women.
Further details are available on the page Harmony® Test. If you would like to have further information material this can be downloaded directly in our download area.
- Stokowski R, Wang E, White K, Batey A, Jacobsson B, Brar H, Balanarasimha M, Hollemon D, Sparks A, Nicolaides K, Musci TJ.: Clinical performance of non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) using targeted cell-free DNA analysis in maternal plasma with microarrays or next generation sequencing (NGS) is consistent across multiple controlled clinical studies. Prenat Diagn. 2015 Sep 1 ↩
For expectant parents: Introducing the Harmony® Test
A mother’s blood contains both her own genetic information as well as that of her child, even in the early phases of pregnancy. This so-called “cell-free fetal DNA” (cffDNA) can now be tested for the presence of chromosomal disorders in the unborn child (e.g. trisomies) by means of a simple blood test for the mother.
Thanks to its unique test design, the Harmony® Test is very accurate and at the same time very reasonably priced. The detection rate for trisomy 21 is 99.3%, and the false-positive rate is only 0.04%1. These figures were determined in a number of clinical studies involving approximately 23,000 pregnant women.
Further details are available on the page Harmony® Test. If you would like to have further information material this can be downloaded directly in our download area.
- Stokowski R, Wang E, White K, Batey A, Jacobsson B, Brar H, Balanarasimha M, Hollemon D, Sparks A, Nicolaides K, Musci TJ.: Clinical performance of non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) using targeted cell-free DNA analysis in maternal plasma with microarrays or next generation sequencing (NGS) is consistent across multiple controlled clinical studies. Prenat Diagn. 2015 Sep 1 ↩