Uniparental Disomy
Abbrev Code: | UPARDS | ||
Order Code: | LAB6810 | Order Name: | Uniparental Disomy |
Methodology: | Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and DNA analysis | ||
CPT Codes: | 81402 x1, 88233 x1, 88240 x1, 88235 x1, 88240 x1 | ||
Turnaround Time: | Specimens are sent to reference laboratory Mon-Thur before 1300; results are reported within 5-21 days. | ||
Special Instructions: | For optimal interpretation of results, 3 specimens are required to perform this test. In addition to child or fetal specimen, a blood specimen from both parents is required. Each specimen must have a separate order for Uniparental Disomy. Each specimen will be charged separately. Specimens must arrive at testing site within 96 hours of collection. | ||
Compliance: | This test was developed using an analyte specific reagent. Its performance characteristics were determined by Mayo Clinic in a manner consistent with CLIA requirements. This test has not been cleared or approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. |
Collection Instructions
Specimen: | Blood and amniotic fluid |
Optimal Volume: | 3 mL whole blood or 20 mL amniotic fluid |
Container: | Purple (EDTA) Alternate Containers: Plastic leakproof container, sterile, Plastic leakproof container, sterile, Yellow (ACD, Solution A) tube available from laboratory |
Collection Instructions: | Testing is also available on chorionic villi and confluent cultured cells. Contact Mayo Laboratory for further information. |
Causes for Rejection: | Samples greater than 96 hours old. |
Processing and Shipping
Specimen Processing: | Do not process. Store whole blood at room temperature and amniotic fluid refrigerated. |
Shipping Instructions: | Ship whole blood at room temperature and amniotic fluid at refrigerated temperature. Samples must arrive Mon-Fri before 5 pm and within 96 hours of collection. |
Test Performed at or Referral Lab | Lab Sendouts (Mayo Medical Laboratories) |
Referral Lab number: | UNIPD |
Interpretive
Reference Range: | By report. |
Use: | Evaluation of patients presenting with features of disorders known to be associated with uniparental disomy (e.g. Russell-Silver syndrome). Evaluating of disease mechanism in individuals with rare autosomal recessive disease and only one carrier parent. Uniparental disomy testing is available for all chromosomes. |
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