PIER GENETIC

Earlier insight. Clearer decisions.

NIPTGEN PLUS — advanced genomic screening from maternal blood, with clinical support and international coordination.

  • Advanced Genomic Technology
  • Clinical Support
  • International Coordination
Expectant mother during prenatal care
  • Week 10Early screening window
  • NGSAdvanced genomic analysis
  • NoninvasiveMaternal blood only
  • Dubai · TR · AEInternational coordination
NIPTGEN PLUS

Screening pathway

From a single blood sample to structured reporting — a clear, orderly route.

  1. 1 Blood sample Noninvasive collection
  2. 2 cfDNA Cell-free DNA
  3. 3 NGS analysis Advanced genomics
  4. 4 Reporting Clinical review
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Science & technology

Genomic processes strengthened by clinical support

  • Modern genomic infrastructure
  • Dedicated support for healthcare professionals
  • Dubai-based global coordination
  • Quality-focused sample and reporting
NGS laboratory instrument
NIPTGEN PLUS

Advanced technology. Reliable process.

cfDNA analysis from maternal blood — noninvasive, NGS-based prenatal screening.

Noninvasive Advanced genomics Clinical support
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Where Science Meets Technology

The right technology, reliable analysis, and clinical interpretation belong to one pathway. Pier Genetic offers a structured, professional route for prenatal screening coordination.

Scientific Approach

Screening grounded in current genomic technologies.

Clinical Collaboration

A model that keeps clinicians at the center.

International Coordination

Dubai-based global network.

End-to-End Process

Structured management from sampling to reporting.

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NIPTGEN PLUS

Advanced prenatal genetic screening based on cfDNA analysis in maternal blood.

One blood sample. Advanced genomic analysis.

  • Noninvasive maternal blood screening
  • NGS-based genomic analysis
  • Structured clinical reporting
  • Fetal fraction assessment

Important: NIPTGEN PLUS is a screening test, not a diagnostic test. High-risk results should be reviewed with genetic counseling and invasive options as guided by the clinician.

NIPTGEN PLUS Details
Prenatal care

Cell-free fetal DNA screening from maternal blood — clinical decisions remain with the physician.

Screening Scope

Panel content is planned according to gestational age, clinical context, and physician assessment. Below is a summary of NIPTGEN PLUS coverage.

Trisomy 21

Down syndrome — one of the most commonly screened chromosomal conditions.

Trisomy 18 & 13

Risk assessment for Edwards and Patau syndromes.

Sex chromosomes

Selected sex chromosome aneuploidies (subject to clinical protocol).

Microdeletion / CNV

Selected microdeletions and copy-number variations in expanded panels.

Fetal fraction

Fetal fraction assessment included as a quality parameter.

Expanded panel

66+ large deletion/duplication options — see product page for details.

Result Management

What happens after your result?

NIPT is a screening test. Results must always be interpreted by a healthcare professional with clinical findings.

Low risk

Routine prenatal care

Results typically support continued routine pregnancy monitoring and scheduled follow-up.

Elevated risk

Genetic counseling

Genetic counseling and invasive diagnostic options are evaluated by the clinician.

Inconclusive / repeat

Further review

Low fetal fraction or technical limits may require a new sample or additional assessment.

Coordination

Dubai-based end-to-end pathway

Pier Genetic provides an orderly coordination model that supports clinical decision-making.

01

Clinical assessment

Appropriate panel and timing determined by the physician.

02

Sample coordination

Dubai-based operational coordination with traceable processes.

03

Laboratory analysis

cfDNA evaluation with advanced genomic technologies.

04

Structured report

Clear reporting format suited to clinical review.

05

Clinical decision

Results interpreted with ultrasound and clinical findings.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about NIPT and NIPTGEN PLUS.

What is NIPT?

NIPT (Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing) is a screening method based on analysis of cell-free fetal DNA in maternal blood. It is not a diagnostic test.

When can NIPT be performed?

Typically from gestational weeks when adequate fetal fraction can be obtained. NIPTGEN PLUS is generally considered from week 10; exact timing is a clinical decision.

Does NIPT provide a diagnosis?

No. NIPT is a screening test. High-risk results may lead to invasive diagnostic testing with physician and genetic counseling guidance.

Can NIPT be used in twin pregnancies?

Many NIPT panels can be used in twin pregnancies; suitability depends on pregnancy type and the selected panel.

How are results delivered?

Results are shared as a structured report through the healthcare professional or clinical channel involved in the pathway.

Is Pier Genetic a laboratory?

Pier Genetic is a Dubai-based genetic health company providing clinical support and international coordination for prenatal screening. Analysis is performed through selected partner laboratory infrastructure.

Why Pier Genetic?

Why Pier Genetic?

Advanced Technology

Modern genomic infrastructure

Clinical Support

Dedicated support for healthcare professionals

International Coordination

Dubai-based global network

Quality Focus

Quality-focused sample and reporting processes

Get information about our genetic solutions

NIPTGEN PLUS, clinical support, and international coordination — reach out to us.

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