Implementation of the CytoSure Constitutional v3 microarray in the UK NHS

Dominic McMullan

Consultant Clinical Scientist, West Midlands Regional Genetic Laboratory (WMRGL), part of the Birmingham Women's NHS Trust, Birmingham, UK

As a leading provider of innovative genomic solutions, we are excited to share how microarray technology transformed the way we approach genomic and cytogenetic analysis for large populations.

In his presentation, Dom McMullan highlights how the CytoSure^® Constitutional v3 microarray has enabled cost-effective and evidence-based analysis. This platform offers a comprehensive approach to analysing exons, genes, and regions that are key in postnatal and prenatal applications, making it an excellent choice for researchers seeking reliable genomic insights.

With its advanced technology, the CytoSure Constitutional v3 microarray is an ideal tool for exploring genomic variations and identifying critical markers associated with various genetic disorders. The high-quality evidence base supporting its array design provides an unparalleled level of accuracy and specificity, making it the preferred choice for many laboratories seeking reliable and cost-effective genomic solutions.

At our company, we understand the importance of staying at the forefront of innovation in the field of genomics. That is why we offer advanced tools like the CytoSure Constitutional v3 microarray, which empowers researchers with unparalleled insights into the genomic landscape of large populations. Whether you are exploring new areas of research or seeking to enhance your current genomic analysis capabilities, our team is here to help you succeed.

Further data is available to view in a white paper titled: Superior detection of chromosomal aberrations using the latest generation of exon-focused constitutional microarrays

Recent publications from the speaker

1. Evolving fetal phenotypes and clinical impact of progressive prenatal exome sequencing pathways: cohort study
2. Evidence to support the clinical utility of prenatal exome sequencing in evaluation of the fetus with congenital malformations: Scientific impact paper No. 64 [February] 2021
3. VP33.03: The diagnostic yield of prenatal genomic testing in congenital heart defects: a cohort study

Disclaimer

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