SELECT THE RIGHT TEST FOR YOU
Browse through our test categories to identify the appropriate diagnostic panel for you or your patient
CARRIER SCREENING
Learn about our different tests that
can check for the carrier status of
autosomal recessive disorders
or X-linked disorders
NON-INVASIVE PRENATAL
TESTING
Get information early on in
your pregnancy using a non-invasive
test to check for aneuploidies,
microdeletions and
X-linked disorders
RHESUS FACTOR
DETERMINATION
Understand the risk of
RhD sensitization in
RhD negative women
carrying an RhD-positive child and
avoid unnecessary anti-D prophylaxis
PREIMPLANTATION
GENETIC TESTING
Learn about our PGT panel, and
how genetic testing of embryos
created through IVF can result in
higher implantation and pregnancy rates,
lower miscarriage rates, and faster
time to achieving pregnancy.
INFERTILITY TESTING
Learn about our fertility panels,
the role of genetic changes in fertility,
and the importance of
genetic testing to adjusting
clinical management and
providing accurate prognosis.
EBIOM+
Learn more about our test that
analyzes bacterial composition to
identify normal conditions,
potential pathogens, or imbalances
that may affect embryo implantation
and reproductive health
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