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A previous study including 141 families reported that 59.8% of fetal CNVs were maternal origin and 40.2% were paternal o

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Parent-of-origin testing of prenatal copy number variations: a retrospective study of 167 family cases peer_reviewed · published 2025-01-01 · live page
A previous study including 141 families reported that 59.8% of fetal CNVs were maternal origin and 40.2% were paternal origin 14 .

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Parent-of-origin testing of prenatal copy number variations: a retr... pmc 2025-01-01 yesterday 1.00