Comprehensive

Chromosome Sequencing

for Multiple Purposes

For Miscarriage Analysis | Prenatal Diagnosis | Chromosomal Abnormality Confirmation

High Prevalence of
Chromosomal Abnormalities
in Early Miscarriage

15-25%

Clinically,
spontaneous abortion incidents occur.[1]

>80%

Spontaneous miscarriage occurs
in the first trimester.[2]

88-93%

Pathogenic
duplication / deletion > 1M

50~60%

Spontaneous miscarriage in the first trimester due to chromosomal abnormalities.

61,1%

The embryo has chromosomal abnormalities, most of which are chromosomal aneuploidies.[3]

7-12%

Pathogenic
duplication / deletion ≤ 1M

What?

NALEYA®CNV-Seq is a genetic testing service that uses low coverage Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) technology to detect Copy Number Variation (CNV) or changes in the number of copies of chromosome parts that occur due to deletion (loss) or duplication (addition) of DNA segments.

This examination can be performed before, during, or after pregnancy to identify the risk of chromosomal abnormalities that can cause miscarriage, fetal malformations, severe birth defects, and significant intellectual and physical disabilities.

Prenatal diagnostic testing is used to confirm the results of high-risk screening tests, including those with a family history of chromosomal abnormalities, and to ensure that the fetus does not carry significant chromosomal changes. This testing can also be used to investigate the causes of infertility and miscarriage.

Why?

Prenatal diagnostic testing is used to confirm the results of high-risk screening tests, including those with a family history of chromosomal abnormalities, and to ensure that the fetus does not carry significant chromosomal changes. This testing can also be used to investigate the causes of infertility and miscarriage.

Experienced and Trusted

50K+ samples have been processed in the laboratory
15K+ positive cases detected

Comprehensive

Can detect all chromosomal abnormalities as a whole as well as deletions and duplications

High Resolution Detection

Can detect chromosomes with high sequencing resolution up to 100Kb

The First and Only in Indonesia

Chromosome examination based on Copy Number Variation Sequencing (CNV-seq) technology

Detectable Conditions

NALEYA®CNV-Seq 1M

NALEYA®CNV-Seq 100K

Who Should Do It

Sample Processing Time

21 Working Days

Sample

  • Abortion tissue
  • Umbilical cord blood (gestational age ≥12 weeks)
  • Blood sample
  • DNA sample
  • Amniotic fluid

Technology

Low-coverage Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS)

How to Get

Step 1

Conduct genetic
pre-counseling and fill out the consent form

Step 2

Take samples and send them to the laboratory

Step 3

Samples are processed in the laboratory

Step 4

Results received within 21 working days

Step 5

Conducting post-genetic counseling

Sample Requirements

With 5 Types Viable Options of Samples

Abortion Tissues

SAMPLE CONTAINER

RNA sample preservation reagent (previously washed with NS or PBS until clear)

SAMPLE VOLUME

The tissue must be intact, weight >100mg

Amniotic fluid

SAMPLE CONTAINER

Corning tube 15 mL

SAMPLE VOLUME

≥ 10mL

Umbilical Cord Blood

SAMPLE CONTAINER

EDTA Tube

SAMPLE VOLUME

≥ 1mL

Peripheral Blood

SAMPLE CONTAINER

EDTA Tube

SAMPLE VOLUME

Children and adults ≥ 2 mL
Infants ≥ 1 mL

DNA

SAMPLE CONTAINER

1.5mL EP Tube

SAMPLE VOLUME

≥ 100 ng

How We Process
The Sample

NALEYA®CNV-Seq 1M/100K combines high-throughput sequencing technology with bioinformatics analysis to obtain accurate information about abnormalities across all 24 chromosome pairs.

Next-Generation Sequencing can detect chromosomal abnormalities, including aneuploidy across all chromosomes, deletions, and duplications.

NALEYA®CNV-Seq 1M

For individuals with recurrent miscarriage (less than 12 weeks with spontaneous miscarriage)

NALEYA®CNV-Seq 100K

For individuals with :

  • High-risk prenatal screening results
  • Spontaneous miscarriage more than 12 weeks, stillbirth
  • Abnormal ultrasound, such as the detection of fetal structural abnormalities
  • Chromosomal abnormalities, suspected chromosomal abnormalities

Comparison of CNV-Seq
with Conventional Technologies

Aspect

Karyotyping

CMA
(Microarray)

CNV-seq

Detection Coverage

Detection of major abnormalities in chromosome structure & number

Detection of abnormalities that are already designed into the chip

Widespread genomic aneuploidy & CNV detection

Speed & Capacity

Long process, requires cell culture

Low capacity, unable to meet the increasing demand for prenatal diagnosis

Fast processing, high capacity, so it can meet the increasing demand for prenatal diagnosis

Mosaicism Detection

Detection of low-level mosaicism

Detection of mosaicism ≥30%

Mosaicism detection as low as 10%

Cost

The cost is quite high due to the manual process

High costs due to low capacity

More efficient and affordable costs for large scale

Sample Requirements

Need live cell samples for culture process

Input DNA minimum 200 ng

Only 10–50 ng of DNA is needed, without cell culture