Miscarriage Tissue: Minimum 150mg, stored at 2-8°C. Transport with biological ice packs (2-8°C) within 5 days. Use a centrifuge tube containing preservation solution.
Fluff: Minimum 150mg, stored at 2-8°C. Transport with biological ice packs (2-8°C) within 5 days. Use a centrifuge tube containing preservation solution.
Amniotic Fluid Precipitating Cells (Isolated): 0.2ml, stored at -20°C. Transport with dry ice within 72 hours. Use a centrifuge tube.
Amniotic Fluid (Unseparated): 15ml, stored at 2-8°C. Transport with biological ice packs (2-8°C) within 72 hours. Use a centrifuge tube.
Umbilical Cord Blood: 2ml, stored at 2-8°C. Transport with biological ice packs (2-8°C) within 72 hours. Use an EDTA anticoagulant tube.
Maternal Venous Blood: 2ml, stored at 2-8°C. Transport with biological ice packs (2-8°C) within 72 hours. Use an EDTA anticoagulant tube.
Reporting Cycle
12 working days
Clinical Application Overview
Comprehensively investigate chromosomal factors causing miscarriage and fetal abnormalities to assist in clinical diagnosis.
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