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Oct 26, 2016

Yale-Led Gene Editing Study Uses PNAs to Correct Hemoglobin Gene in Human CD34 Cells, Mice

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The researchers reported correcting beta thalassemia in a mouse model via a gene editing method delivered by an intravenous injection.

Sep 23, 2015

Chinese Group Develops Multicolor Melt Curve Test for Non-Deletional Alpha-Thalassemia Mutations

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The test uses multicolor high-resolution melt analysis to detect mutations that lead to a potentially fatal blood disorder particularly common in Asian populations.

Sep 15, 2015

Veritas Genetics Establishing Asian R&D Center

The center, based in China, will focus on developing products targeting genetic conditions common in Asian populations. 

Mar 10, 2015

UW, Bloodworks Northwest Team Designs NGS-based Blood Typing Panel

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The group is testing its 42-gene panel on 1,100 individuals, and says it could be better at identifying population-specific variants than current blood typing methods. 

Dec 09, 2011

King's College Spinoff Using MRM-MS for Hemoglobin Screening, Aims to Offer DTC Proteomics Testing

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By Adam Bonislawski
Scientists at King’s College London and Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust have launched SpotOn Clinical Diagnostics, a firm specializing in mass spec-based diagnosis of hemoglobin disorders.

Jul 28, 2011

Chinese Group Develops Melt Curve-PCR Assay for Beta-Thalassemia Genotyping

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Scientists from China's Xiamen University and a startup company called Xiamen Zeesan Biotech have submitted the test to Chinese regulatory officials for approval as a widespread prenatal diagnostic and screening tool for β-thalassemia.

Mar 09, 2009

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