Chromosomal microarray (CMA)
SNP microarray for detection of copy number variants (deletions and duplications) at a resolution significantly higher than conventional karyotype. Used for developmental delay, autism, and congenital anomalies.
Clinical Area · Reproductive Genetics
Reproductive genetics testing encompasses chromosomal microarray for developmental indications, pregnancy loss analysis, and selected genomic pathways for couples and families navigating reproductive decisions. Testing is coordinated through internationally accredited reference laboratories with local clinical support.
SNP microarray for detection of copy number variants (deletions and duplications) at a resolution significantly higher than conventional karyotype. Used for developmental delay, autism, and congenital anomalies.
All-chromosome deletion/duplication analysis from products of conception. Provides a chromosomal explanation for miscarriage when available, supporting counseling and subsequent pregnancy planning.
The Bebegene panel covers hundreds of chromosomal abnormalities and over 1000 microdeletions/duplications — useful for broader chromosomal characterization when indicated.
Clinical indications
Developmental delay, intellectual disability, or autism spectrum disorder — CMA evaluation
Congenital anomalies identified prenatally or postnatally
Recurrent pregnancy loss — chromosomal analysis of products of conception
Couples undergoing IVF — preimplantation genetic testing pathway
Abnormal prenatal ultrasound findings requiring chromosomal context
Parental chromosomal rearrangement — offspring risk assessment
Available tests
3billion
SNP microarray covering hundreds of chromosomal abnormalities and 1001 microdeletions/duplications.
Specimen: EDTA whole blood
TAT: 10–14 days
EDGC
Chromosomal microarray for developmental delay, autism spectrum disorder, congenital anomalies, and related indications.
Specimen: EDTA blood / gDNA / amniotic fluid
TAT: 12–18 days
EDGC
All-chromosome deletion/duplication analysis for products of conception and pregnancy loss evaluation.
Specimen: Streck cfDNA tube
TAT: 10–12 days
Reproductive genetics
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