Division of Human Genetics Diagnostic Laboratories

  • Cytogenetics Laboratory

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    The Cytogenetics Laboratory combines state-of-the-art techniques with comprehensive interpretation of test results by experienced, board-certified cytogenetics experts. 

    We have been providing quality testing service for more than 40 years to local, regional and national healthcare providers. Our laboratory continues to provide accurate, timely and competitively priced cytogenetic tests for a variety of indications.

    Development of new technology and the latest testing is constantly under way, while we continue to provide routine cytogenetics tests of the highest quality.  

    Our Specialty Services

    Prenatal testing

    Products of conception / fibroblasts

    Oncology testing

    Pediatric / adult testing (constitutional studies) 

    Mouse Cytogenetics Core

    CSPro 

    Fanconi anemia testing

     
  • Why Choose Us

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    Our Clinical Experts
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  • Mouse Cytogenetics Core

    Our Mouse Cytogenetics Core offers investigators support for mouse classic karyotyping and molecular cytogenetic studies.

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  • Certified Illumina Service

    We offer microarray service options for multiple sample types: tech only, with data generation, or full service, with data generation and interpretation.

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  • Diagnostic Tests and Requisitions

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  • Laboratory News

    MMC.

    Starting June 17, 2013:  Our SNP microarray is now performed using the CytoSNP-850K  BeadChip.  This chip has enriched coverage for 3,262 genes of known cytogenetic relevance.

    Starting March 18, 2013: Our SNP microarray is now performed using the OmniExpressExome microarray chip. The chip contains a backbone of more than 700,000 genome-wide markers with an additional 240,000 markers located within exons of functionally relevant disease genes. This chip provides more markers over relevant genes / regions while still providing excellent coverage of common SNP variation areas.

    Starting Dec. 3, 2012:  We can now perform chromosome breakage analysis for Fanconi anemia on skin or cultured fibroblasts.

    Starting Oct. 15, 2012: The Cytogenetics Laboratory has adopted the ACMG standards and guidelines. We have also changed to human genome reference assembly build GFCh 37.

    Download: Laboratory Reporting Guidelines

    Now available: FISH analysis of CD138+ cells in multiple myeloma