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I’m starting to look into this. We have a single uncommon mutation to deal with, that’s just a fairly large cancer risk. Early advice has been that it’s still p
by oneoff786 5y ago
I’m starting to look into this. We have a single uncommon mutation to deal with, that’s just a fairly large cancer risk. Early advice has been that it’s still pretty hard to do single gene mutation screens. Needing samples from multiple relatives with the mutation to build a reliable screen.
- bradleyjg 5y agoMy understanding is that it’s necessary to get genetic samples from both parents and best to get them from all four grandparents, but if you can’t get the grandparents they can still develop a test with slightly reduced accuracy if there are three or more embryos to sample.