Genomics kits

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  • STAR trial: VeriSeq™ PGS

    The STAR trial: A randomised controlled trial (RCT) comparing pregnancy rates following VeriSeq™ PGS versus standard morphology for elective single embryo transfer (eSET).

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  • Development and validation of a next-generation sequencing–based protocol for 24-chromosome aneuploidy screening of embryos

    Fiorentino et al., (2014) performed a validation of the VeriSeq PGS Solution to investigate its applicability to PGT-A. Karyotypically defined chromosomally abnormal single cells and whole-genome amplified products, previously analysed by array-CGH, selected from 68 clinical PGT-A cycles with embryos biopsied at cleavage stage. NGS specificity for aneuploid embryo call was 100% with a sensitivity of 100%. Fiorentino concluded that this product demonstrated a robust methodology ready for clinical applications in reproductive medicine, which potential advantages of reduced costs and enhanced precision.

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  • Infinium Chemistry

    Introduction to the Infinium assay, including the biochemical mechanism of each step.

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  • Infinium Array: Best practices

    Assay tips and best practices for data management, lab setup, maintenance and protocol tracking in the Infinium Assay.

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  • Evaluation of the Infinium Genotyping assay controls

    Training course on Infinium controls. The definition of the different controls and expected outcomes of these controls.

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  • Evaluating Infinium controls

    Infinium controls best practices.

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  • Webinar: 'Advances in Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy for Embryo Selection'

    In this webinar, Dr. Kathryn Gebhardt, Vitrolife, presents advances in Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy for Embryo Selection at Vitrolife Scientific symposium at ESHRE 2021.

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  • Webinar: 'Genomics in assisted reproduction'

    The use of genomics has the potential to further transform assisted reproduction. In this innovative and educational webinar we will discuss the latest technologies that have potential applications in IVF. Listen to our expert speakers who will share their experience of current and future trends.

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  • Webinar: 'Current and future trends in PGT-A'

    In this webinar, we will get insights from experts in the field of Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy in assisted reproduction. Our presenters will share retrospective data from PGT-A in highly successful programs, synergistic technologies to improve outcomes, and the future applications currently being investigated in research programs.

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  • Webinar: 'Utilising genomics in IVF: From carrier screening to Karyomapping'

    The use of genomics in assisted reproduction has transformed IVF around the world. In this recorded webinar, you will join us for a rediscovery of Karyomapping PGT-M technology, including the ability to solve challenging cases, and an overview of the pivotal role of the clinician and genetic counsellor.

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  • Webinar: 'PGT-M Karyomapping uncovered'

    In this webinar, you will join us for a rediscovery of Karyomapping PGT-M technology, including challenging cases solved and the concurrent detection of aneuploidies. Gain an understanding of the journey from a genetic counsellor’s perspective and discover the benefits of the comprehensive PGT-M solution.

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  • Webinar: 'Current and future trends in PGT-A incorporating PGT-A into the IVF journey'

    In this webinar, Prof. Alan Handyside reviews evidence for the effectiveness of PGT-A as an additional tool for embryo selection to improve clinical outcomes, particularly for single embryo transfers. Prof Handyside also considers how to implement PGT-A successfully and reviews prospects for non-invasive testing for aneuploidy (niPGT-A) using spent culture medium.

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  • Using PGS and time-lapse in synergy will enhance your decision making

    Picking out the embryo(s) most likely to be viable is the goal of any embryo selection process. Both time-lapse and preimplantation genetic screening (PGS) are well established methods for enhancing the chance of transferring a viable embryo. This blog post describes how using them together can enhance your decision making.

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  • Considerations when introducing PGT in your IVF clinic

    PGT aims to detect numerical and/or structural chromosomal disorders of the developing embryo. This white paper will guide you through the most important topics to consider when introducing PGT in your IVF laboratory.

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  • Time-lapse technology in a PGS world – is there room for both?

    Time-lapse and PGS are two ways of selecting embryos for transfer and cryopreservation. In this presentation from ESHRE 2016, Prof. Simon Fishel from CARE Fertility will present how these methods can complement each other.