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OH OKAY SO FUNNY STORY.

The year was 2005, and I was working at Walgreens as a service clerk at the time. During a busy afternoon, I jump on a register to help out, when this older man gets up to my counter and barks out, “Can’t you hurry it up?! I have to pick up my son from the airport!!!”

I look up to fire off some sort of sarcastic remark, as throughout my 10 years of slavery service with the company I was somehow able to get away with on a daily basis, when I suddenly came face-to-face with my old pediatrician.

This was a man who helped coax me through many vaccines when I would cry, he bandaged my (many) sprained ankles, laughed at me lightheartedly when I gave myself tennis elbow from shaking my Pocket Pikachu too vigorously so I could get in the step counts. I mean this man helped raise me, and now here he was, berating someone that he once held in diapers.

The sarcasm plan was quickly aborted. Instead, I beamed at him and said in the sweetest, most enthralled voice I could muster, “Oh wow! You were my pediatrician when I was a kid!”

My words were like a cheetah, pouncing on unsuspecting prey. His face blanched, and his jaw was dropped lower and longer than a CVS receipt. I swear to you, the realization must have knocked his astral self out of his body, or at the very least, like he had his brain kicked clear out his skull by a horse.

By some miracle, he regained some semblance of brain function and stuttered out, “O-Oh, uh....right! Uh...h-how is your Italian mother?” Not, “Oh my, how you’ve grown!” Not, “It’s great to see you!” Not just simply, “How is your mother?” Not even, “Sorry I was a total dick to you right now.” But, “How is your Italian mother?” My mom isn’t Italian. Mortified over what just transpired, my old pediatrician scurried from the store, trying to run away from both his shame, and from my overtly sweet (and maybe just a little bit smug) “Have a great day! It was nice to see you!” nipping at him from behind.  Now, my mom was adopted when she was a baby. It was a closed adoption, so her adoptive parents were told very little about her. All she was told when she got older was that her biological father was Irish, and her biological mother was Mexican. So for thirteen years, my run-in with my old pediatrician has been a running joke in the family. How is your Italian mother? my brother and I would tease her on occasion. 

How awkward and oddly specific the doctor had been! 

Ha ha ha, that’s what he gets for being so rude! 

Italian mother, pffft! But it’s a lonely feeling sometimes, not knowing who your real parents are, if you have any siblings out there, or even what medical conditions run in the family history. So with the popularity of ancestry DNA testing, my mom hemmed and hawed for a few years, entertaining the idea of possibly finding blood relatives, and maybe even her real parents. Last month she caved, and did the ol’ Spit ‘n’ Ship her DNA to ancestry.com. Today she got her results in.

So just how is my “Italian mother” doing, you may ask? Well to be oddly specific, she’s doing 58% Sicilian quite well. Thanks for asking.

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Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) Market Existing Trade Leaders, Revenue Metrics and Future Roadmap 2026

Non-invasive prenatal testing is a DNA test on maternal blood to screen pregnancies for the most common fetal chromosome anomalies such as trisomy 21 that is Down syndrome, trisomy 18 Edwards syndrome and trisomy 13 Patau syndrome. Whereas NIPT can also determine the gender of the fetus and NIPT is highly reliable in over 99% of Down syndrome cases. The results of the NIPT screening can help doctor to decide the next steps, including whether to have a diagnostic test like chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or collected from the amniotic fluid or placenta, to make sure whether a baby has a chromosome abnormality. Non-invasive prenatal testing can be performed any time after 9 weeks into your pregnancy earlier than any other prenatal screening or diagnostic test.

Regional growth engines of the non-invasive prenatal testing market

In terms of geography non-invasive prenatal testing market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Latin America and Africa. North America is expected to dominate the market of NIPT due increase in high incidence of chromosomal abnormalities, increase in awareness and increase in maternal age. Increase in high disposable income and developing healthcare infrastructure with rise in awareness regarding NPIT is expected to favor the growth in Asia Pacific region. Whereas due to its high level of safety and guarantee provided with the NIPT is also expected to fuel the market in various other regions.

Rise in number of women choosing late pregnancies is expected to fuel the growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market

The average maternal age nowadays is increased due to rise in number of working women so the risk of pregnancies has also increased which shows the growth in the market of NIPT. As a woman age the risk of having baby with Down syndrome increase but other factor also play a role, which include the number of existing siblings and how big is the gap between the child and his immediate preceding sibling. As according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in year 2016, Down syndrome continues to be the most common chromosomal disorder, as each year about 6000 babies were born with Down syndrome in the U.S.

Key players dominating the non-invasive prenatal testing market

The non-invasive prenatal testing market is driven by product launches and development strategies such as acquisition and collaboration by manufacturers. Recently Sequenom Inc. was acquired by LabCorp in January 2017. Other key players operating the market include GE Healthcare, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Illumina, Inc., Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc., PerkinElmer, Inc., QIAGEN N.V., Agilent Technologies, Inc., and Beijing Genomics Institute.

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Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) Market to Partake Significant Development By 2026

Non-invasive prenatal testing is a DNA test on maternal blood to screen pregnancies for the most common fetal chromosome anomalies such as trisomy 21 that is Down syndrome, trisomy 18 Edwards syndrome and trisomy 13 Patau syndrome. Whereas NIPT can also determine the gender of the fetus and NIPT is highly reliable in over 99% of Down syndrome cases. The results of the NIPT screening can help doctor to decide the next steps, including whether to have a diagnostic test like chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or collected from the amniotic fluid or placenta, to make sure whether a baby has a chromosome abnormality. Non-invasive prenatal testing can be performed any time after 9 weeks into your pregnancy earlier than any other prenatal screening or diagnostic test.

Download PDF Brochure Of This Report: https://www.coherentmarketinsights.com/insight/request-pdf/579

Rise in number of women choosing late pregnancies is expected to fuel the growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market

The average maternal age nowadays is increased due to rise in number of working women so the risk of pregnancies has also increased which shows the growth in the market of NIPT. As a woman age the risk of having baby with Down syndrome increase but other factor also play a role, which include the number of existing siblings and how big is the gap between the child and his immediate preceding sibling. As according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in year 2016, Down syndrome continues to be the most common chromosomal disorder, as each year about 6000 babies were born with Down syndrome in the U.S.

Whereas, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also states in 2017 that older mothers are more likely to have a baby affected by Down syndrome than younger mothers. In other words, the prevalence of Down syndrome increases as the mother’s age increases, which is also expected to favor growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market.

Non-invasive Prenatal Testing Market Taxonomy:

By Product Type

Assay Kits & Reagents

Consumables

Disposables

Next-Generation Sequencing System

Instruments

PCR Instruments

Ultrasound Devices

Microarrays

Other Instruments

By Method

Ultrasound Detection

Cell-free DNA in Maternal Plasma Tests

Biochemical Screening tests

Fetal Cells in Maternal Plasma Tests

By Application

Trisomy

Micro deletion Syndrome

Other Application

By End User

Diagnostic Laboratories

Hospitals

Market Key Players Include:

GE Healthcare, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Illumina, Inc., Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc., PerkinElmer, Inc., QIAGEN N.V., Agilent Technologies, Inc., and Beijing Genomics Institute.

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Creating highly efficient resistance against wheat dwarf virus in barley by employing CRISPR/Cas9 system - Kis - - Plant Biotechnology Journal - Wiley Online Library

Wheat dwarf virus (WDV) is an economically important, phloem‐limited, insect‐transmitted virus belonging to the Geminiviridae family (Tholt et al., 2018). WDV strains infect both wheat and barley causing severe yield losses and the natural resistance resources are limited (Nygren et al., 2015). Direct utilization of the CRISPR/Cas9 system to inhibit geminivirus replication has been described in model plants (Zaidi et al., 2016). Here, we show the direct antiviral utilization of the CRISPR/Ca9 system in an important crop plant, barley (Hordeum vulgare L. cv. Golden promise), to establish an effective WDV resistance. To identify multiple target sites, we mapped the WDV genome for potential CRISPR/Cas9 target sequences encompassing the PAM motif. To create protection against multiple virus strains, the genomic sequence of two barley and two wheat WDV strains were used to identify potential sgRNA target sites located in conservative regions (Figure S1). Four target sites were selected which did not exhibit in silico predicted off‐target effects and attack different viral DNA segments (Table S1, Figure S2). The sgRNA_WDV1 shows complementarity to the overlapping region of the MP and CP coding sequence, sgRNA_WDV2 targets the Rep/RepA coding sequence at the N‐terminus of the proteins while sgRNA_WDV3 the LIR region, sgRNA_WDV4 targets genomic region encoding the C‐terminus of Rep (Figure 1a). An Agrobacterium‐mediated transient expression system was built to assess the biological activity of the sgRNA constructs on their target sequences. The individual sgRNA constructs were cloned into a binary vector [pKSE401; (Xing et al., 2014)] containing a 35S promoter‐driven Cas9 expression cassette (Figure 1b) and transformed into Agrobacterium tumefaciens. We generated transient in vivo sensor systems by introducing single 24‐nt long sgRNA target sequences containing the PAM region in‐frame after the start codon of the dsRED reporter gene. These sensor constructs were then cloned into binary vectors under the control of the 35S promoter (Figure 1c) and transformed into A. tumefaciens. The Agrobacterium‐mediated transient co‐transformation experiments were carried out by co‐infiltrating the dsRED sensor constructs with the particular sgRNAs; hence the inhibited activity of the dsRED reflects the activity of the sgRNAs (Figure 1d). We found that all the four sgRNAs inhibited the activity of the adequate sensor construct. Control agroinfiltration experiments confirmed the sequence‐specific actions of the tested WDV‐specific sgRNAs (Figure S3 and S4). To produce transgenic plants a binary construct harbouring the four WDV‐specific sgRNAs (1‐4) under the control of three different monocotyledon‐specific small nuclear RNA promoters was constructed (WDVGuide4Guard) using the vector system described previously (Xing et al., 2014). This vector also expresses a codon‐optimized maize Cas9 under the control of the monocotyledon‐specific maize Ubi1 promoter (Figure 1e). Barley plants (cv. Golden Promise) were used for Agrobacterium‐mediated transformation as described previously (Kis et al., 2016) and 20 transformants were collected from four independent calli. We selected four T0 lines, representatives of the four different calli, and checked the lines for the presence of the transgene casette by PCR analyses and sequencing (Figure S5). These transgenic plants were indistinguishable from the wild‐type barley plants indicating that the presence of the transgene cassette does not interfere with normal development. We used these T0 transgenic lines and control plantlets for challenge infection studies. We produced WDV‐infected barley plants by Agrobacterium‐mediated delivery of an agroinfectious WDV clone, as described previously (Kis et al., 2016). These plants were used to feed the reared Psammotettix alienus (Dahlbom) leafhoppers to acquire WDV. Next, isolation chambers containing the WDV‐carrying leafhoppers were applied onto plants to mimic the natural infection process. The selected four transgenic lines and control plants were further grown in a climate chamber at 12–15 °C and challenge infected by WDV‐carrying leafhoppers at the 3–4 leaves stage. The infection processes of the transgenic and control barley plants were monitored by molecular techniques: PCR analysis, detecting the presence of viral genomic DNA while northern blot analyses of WDV‐specific Rep RNA quantitatively indicating active virus replication, and also by phenotypic observations (Figure 1f and g). In all the virus‐inoculated leaves, we could detect the presence of virus‐specific DNA by PCR at 7 days postinfection (DPI; Figure 1f). This observation indicates that the viral DNA has been successfully delivered by the vector insects. After 42 DPI, the control plants showed signs of dwarfing typical of WDV infection and the abundant accumulation of virus‐associated DNA and RNA products, while no signs of infection could be detected on the transgenic lines. However, at 56 DPI, although no visible disease symptoms were observed and the viral RNAs could not be detected by northern blot, the presence of viral DNA was confirmed by PCR in line 2. The other transgenic lines showed no virus presence. As the viral infection advances, the control plants showed severe viral disease symptoms and high level of virus accumulation (Figure 1f and g). WDVGuide4Guard_2 line exhibited effective virus tolerance since despite the accumulation of virus DNA and RNA products at 112 DPI and the plant showed normal phenotype and produced spikes similarly to the noninfected control plant. WDVGuide4Guard lines 1, 3 and 4 exhibited no viral symptoms, and the presence of the virus was detected neither by northern blot nor PCR analysis. These data indicated that these lines are fully resistant to the insect vector‐mediated WDV infection. Next, we investigated the presence of different sgRNAs in the infected plants at 112 DPI. RT‐PCR analyses confirmed the expression of sgRNA_WDV1, sgRNA_WDV2 and sgRNA_WDV4, however, sgRNA_WDV3 did not accumulate in any of the lines (Figure 1h). The lack of proper accumulation of this sgRNA can be explained by the high T content of the spacer sequence of sgRNA_WDV3 which may result in transcriptional termination by RNA polymerase III (Hamada et al., 2000). We also found that there is no direct correlation between resistance and the level of Cas9 protein since the tolerant WDVGuide4Guard_2 line contained a high level of Cas9 while the resistant WDVGuide4Guard_1 produced less Cas9 (Figure S6). Next, we amplified the WDV strain present in WDVGuide4Guard_2 line by PCR to assess potential recombination events at the recognition sites of sgRNAs. The direct sequencing of the PCR products revealed that only the sgRNA_WDV2 worked, inducing a three‐nucleotide insertion in the WDV genome (Figure 1i). The sequence analyses of the three other sgRNA target sites recovered no changes (Figure S7). The absence of recombination events at the target sites of sgRNA_WDV1 and sgRNA_WDV4 suggests that the efficient activity of sgRNA_WDV2 can be responsible for the WDV resistance or tolerance. To test the heritability of the introduced trait of we collected seeds from a sibling plant of WDVGuide4Guard_2 (T0) line and investigated ten selected lines from T1 progeny plants. These healthy T1 plants were challenge infected by WDV (wild type strain) carrying leafhoppers similarly to the T0 plants. The virus delivery by leafhoppers was successful in all plants demonstrated by the presence of virus‐specific DNA by PCR at 7 DPI (Figure S8a). At 112 DPI, the control barley plants displayed the typical symptoms normally associated with WDV infections and high‐level accumulation of viral DNA and RNA products. In contrast, seven of the ten progeny lines showed no phenotypic signs of virus infection and no WDV‐derived products were detected by PCR or northern blot analyses. However, virus derived products accumulated in three progeny lines (2.1, 2.5 and 2.10; Figure S8a and b). Similarly to the T0 plants sgRNA_WDV3 did not accumulate in the progeny lines (Figure S8c) and Cas9 production was at high or average levels in lines which became WDV infected (Figure S9). The developing disease symptoms in infected T1 lines were different: 2.5. and 2.10 exhibited moderate and severe phenotypic alterations, respectively, while 2.1 showed no visible symptoms. Sequencing of the PCR products of mutant WDV strains revealed that 2.1 and 2.5 lines contained mixed sequence variants at the location of the sgRNA_WDV2 target site while a nucleotide substitution at this target site evolved a single recombinant WDV strain in the 2.10 (Figure S10). The presence of different, independently generated mutant WDV strains might responsible for the development of altered disease symptoms in T1 lines. Similarly to T0 plants the recombinant WDV strains do not display any mutations at the three other target sites, strongly suggesting that these sgRNAs are ineffective on the viral genome (Figure S10). These results indicate that the introduced trait is stably heritable mediating the expression of sgRNAs and providing WDV resistance or tolerance. The used oligonucleotides are listed in Table S2. Our results demonstrate that in case of lacking natural resistance resources, the CRISPR/Cas9 system can be utilized to establish extremely efficient resistance in monocotyledonary plants to combat an economically important, insect vector‐transmitted, destructive DNA virus. However, the selection of potent sgRNAs and ensuring their proper expression are prerequisites of the optimal result. The co‐application of different alternative biotechnological techniques can provide a powerful solution for elaborating durable, long‐lasting, highly efficient broad‐spectrum resistance (Fuchs, 2017). The rapid technological evolution of genome editing techniques (Wu et al., 2018) and their adaptation to revolutionary new applications, such as direct targeting of viruses with RNA genomes (Aman et al., 2018; Zhang et al., 2018), will evolve this technology to one of the most powerful molecular biology tools enabling the fast introduction of efficient resistances against newly emerging pathogens.

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Non-invasive Prenatal Testing Market – Trends 2025

Non-invasive prenatal testing is a DNA test on maternal blood to screen pregnancies for the most common fetal chromosome anomalies such as trisomy 21 that is Down syndrome, trisomy 18 Edwards syndrome and trisomy 13 Patau syndrome. Whereas NIPT can also determine the gender of the fetus and NIPT is highly reliable in over 99% of Down syndrome cases. The results of the NIPT screening can help doctor to decide the next steps, including whether to have a diagnostic test like chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or collected from the amniotic fluid or placenta, to make sure whether a baby has a chromosome abnormality. Non-invasive prenatal testing can be performed any time after 9 weeks into your pregnancy earlier than any other prenatal screening or diagnostic test.

During non-invasive prenatal testing DNA from the mother and fetus is extracted from maternal blood sample and it is recommended for women who have risk factors for having a baby who has a chromosomal condition and this risk factor may include older maternal age or previously given birth to a baby who has Down syndrome, trisomy 13 or trisomy 18. Non-invasive prenatal testing is also recommended if a woman have an Rh negative blood type because if the fetus is Rh positive, mother might produce Rh antibodies after exposure to fetal red blood cells. This is not a concern during a first pregnancy, but during subsequent pregnancies. These factors are expected to provide major growth traction to the global non-invasive prenatal testing market.

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Non-invasive Prenatal Testing Market Taxonomy

By Product Type

Assay Kits & Reagents,Consumables,Disposables,Next-Generation Sequencing System,Instruments,PCR Instruments,Ultrasound Devices,Microarrays,Other Instruments

By Method

Ultrasound Detection,Cell-free DNA in Maternal Plasma Tests,Biochemical Screening tests,Fetal Cells in Maternal Plasma Tests

By Application

Trisomy,Micro deletion Syndrome,Other Application

By End User

Diagnostic Laboratories,Hospitals

Rise in number of women choosing late pregnancies is expected to fuel the growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market

The average maternal age nowadays is increased due to rise in number of working women so the risk of pregnancies has also increased which shows the growth in the market of NIPT. As a woman age the risk of having baby with Down syndrome increase but other factor also play a role, which include the number of existing siblings and how big is the gap between the child and his immediate preceding sibling. As according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in year 2016, Down syndrome continues to be the most common chromosomal disorder, as each year about 6000 babies were born with Down syndrome in the U.S.

Whereas, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also states in 2017 that older mothers are more likely to have a baby affected by Down syndrome than younger mothers. In other words, the prevalence of Down syndrome increases as the mother’s age increases, which is also expected to favor growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market.

Regional growth engines of the non-invasive prenatal testing market

In terms of geography non-invasive prenatal testing market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Latin America and Africa. North America is expected to dominate the market of NIPT due increase in high incidence of chromosomal abnormalities, increase in awareness and increase in maternal age. Increase in high disposable income and developing healthcare infrastructure with rise in awareness regarding NPIT is expected to favor the growth in Asia Pacific region. Whereas due to its high level of safety and guarantee provided with the NIPT is also expected to fuel the market in various other regions.

Key players dominating the non-invasive prenatal testing market

The non-invasive prenatal testing market is driven by product launches and development strategies such as acquisition and collaboration by manufacturers. Recently Sequenom Inc. was acquired by LabCorp in January 2017. Other key players operating the market include GE Healthcare, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Illumina, Inc., Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc., PerkinElmer, Inc., QIAGEN N.V., Agilent Technologies, Inc., and Beijing Genomics Institute.

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Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT)  Market to Partake Significant Development By 2026

Non-invasive prenatal testing is a DNA test on maternal blood to screen pregnancies for the most common fetal chromosome anomalies such as trisomy 21 that is Down syndrome, trisomy 18 Edwards syndrome and trisomy 13 Patau syndrome. Whereas NIPT can also determine the gender of the fetus and NIPT is highly reliable in over 99% of Down syndrome cases. The results of the NIPT screening can help doctor to decide the next steps, including whether to have a diagnostic test like chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or collected from the amniotic fluid or placenta, to make sure whether a baby has a chromosome abnormality. Non-invasive prenatal testing can be performed any time after 9 weeks into your pregnancy earlier than any other prenatal screening or diagnostic test.

Download PDF Brochure Of This Report: https://www.coherentmarketinsights.com/insight/request-pdf/579

Rise in number of women choosing late pregnancies is expected to fuel the growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market

The average maternal age nowadays is increased due to rise in number of working women so the risk of pregnancies has also increased which shows the growth in the market of NIPT. As a woman age the risk of having baby with Down syndrome increase but other factor also play a role, which include the number of existing siblings and how big is the gap between the child and his immediate preceding sibling. As according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in year 2016, Down syndrome continues to be the most common chromosomal disorder, as each year about 6000 babies were born with Down syndrome in the U.S.

Whereas, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also states in 2017 that older mothers are more likely to have a baby affected by Down syndrome than younger mothers. In other words, the prevalence of Down syndrome increases as the mother’s age increases, which is also expected to favor growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market.

Non-invasive Prenatal Testing Market Taxonomy:

By Product Type

Assay Kits & Reagents

Consumables

Disposables

Next-Generation Sequencing System

Instruments

PCR Instruments

Ultrasound Devices

Microarrays

Other Instruments

By Method

Ultrasound Detection

Cell-free DNA in Maternal Plasma Tests

Biochemical Screening tests

Fetal Cells in Maternal Plasma Tests

By Application

Trisomy

Micro deletion Syndrome

Other Application

By End User

Diagnostic Laboratories

Hospitals

Market Key Players Include:

GE Healthcare, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Illumina, Inc., Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc., PerkinElmer, Inc., QIAGEN N.V., Agilent Technologies, Inc., and Beijing Genomics Institute.

About Coherent Market Insights:

Coherent Market Insights is a prominent market research and consulting firm offering action-ready syndicated research reports, custom market analysis, consulting services, and competitive analysis through various recommendations related to emerging market trends, technologies, and potential absolute dollar opportunity.

Contact Us:

Mr. Shah

Coherent Market Insights

1001 4th Ave,

#3200

Seattle, WA 98154

Tel: +1-206-701-6702

Email: sales@coherentmarketinsights.com

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Non invasive prenatal paternity cost | Techatami

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Non-invasive Prenatal Testing Market –  Trends, 2017–2025

Non-invasive prenatal testing is a DNA test on maternal blood to screen pregnancies for the most common fetal chromosome anomalies such as trisomy 21 that is Down syndrome, trisomy 18 Edwards syndrome and trisomy 13 Patau syndrome. Whereas NIPT can also determine the gender of the fetus and NIPT is highly reliable in over 99% of Down syndrome cases. The results of the NIPT screening can help doctor to decide the next steps, including whether to have a diagnostic test like chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or collected from the amniotic fluid or placenta, to make sure whether a baby has a chromosome abnormality. Non-invasive prenatal testing can be performed any time after 9 weeks into your pregnancy earlier than any other prenatal screening or diagnostic test.

During non-invasive prenatal testing DNA from the mother and fetus is extracted from maternal blood sample and it is recommended for women who have risk factors for having a baby who has a chromosomal condition and this risk factor may include older maternal age or previously given birth to a baby who has Down syndrome, trisomy 13 or trisomy 18. Non-invasive prenatal testing is also recommended if a woman have an Rh negative blood type because if the fetus is Rh positive, mother might produce Rh antibodies after exposure to fetal red blood cells. This is not a concern during a first pregnancy, but during subsequent pregnancies. These factors are expected to provide major growth traction to the global non-invasive prenatal testing market.

Request a sample copy of this report@

https://www.coherentmarketinsights.com/insight/request-sample/579

Non-invasive Prenatal Testing Market Taxonomy

By Product Type

Assay Kits & Reagents,Consumables,Disposables,Next-Generation Sequencing System,Instruments,PCR Instruments,Ultrasound Devices,Microarrays,Other Instruments

By Method

Ultrasound Detection,Cell-free DNA in Maternal Plasma Tests,Biochemical Screening tests,Fetal Cells in Maternal Plasma Tests

By Application

Trisomy,Micro deletion Syndrome,Other Application

By End User

Diagnostic Laboratories,Hospitals

Rise in number of women choosing late pregnancies is expected to fuel the growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market

The average maternal age nowadays is increased due to rise in number of working women so the risk of pregnancies has also increased which shows the growth in the market of NIPT. As a woman age the risk of having baby with Down syndrome increase but other factor also play a role, which include the number of existing siblings and how big is the gap between the child and his immediate preceding sibling. As according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in year 2016, Down syndrome continues to be the most common chromosomal disorder, as each year about 6000 babies were born with Down syndrome in the U.S.

Whereas, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also states in 2017 that older mothers are more likely to have a baby affected by Down syndrome than younger mothers. In other words, the prevalence of Down syndrome increases as the mother’s age increases, which is also expected to favor growth of non-invasive prenatal testing market.

Regional growth engines of the non-invasive prenatal testing market

In terms of geography non-invasive prenatal testing market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Latin America and Africa. North America is expected to dominate the market of NIPT due increase in high incidence of chromosomal abnormalities, increase in awareness and increase in maternal age. Increase in high disposable income and developing healthcare infrastructure with rise in awareness regarding NPIT is expected to favor the growth in Asia Pacific region. Whereas due to its high level of safety and guarantee provided with the NIPT is also expected to fuel the market in various other regions.

Key players dominating the non-invasive prenatal testing market

The non-invasive prenatal testing market is driven by product launches and development strategies such as acquisition and collaboration by manufacturers. Recently Sequenom Inc. was acquired by LabCorp in January 2017. Other key players operating the market include GE Healthcare, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Illumina, Inc., Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc., PerkinElmer, Inc., QIAGEN N.V., Agilent Technologies, Inc., and Beijing Genomics Institute.

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