Researchers Characterize Fetal Genome Patterns in DNA from Maternal Blood
December 08, 2010
Researchers Characterize Fetal Genome Patterns in DNA from Maternal Blood
An international research team has shown that it's possible to map the fetal genome using sequence data from circulating DNA in maternal blood combined with parental genotype and haplotype data.
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