NeoTest is a non-invasive prenatal test, performed using maternal blood
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NeoTest enables established pregnancies (from 10 weeks of gestation) to be assessed for certain chromosome abnormalities that can lead to late miscarriages or the birth of a child with serious congenital abnormalities.
NeoTest offers a high detection rate for the specific chromosome abnormalities tested and a low false-positive rate. Importantly, the non-invasive nature of the test means that it does not increase the risk of miscarriage – unlike traditional invasive prenatal tests
NEO 5, NEO 24 and NEO 24+

1p36 deletion syndrome
Angelman syndrome*
Prader-Willi syndrome*
Cri-du-chat
Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome
24 chromosomes analysed
The NeoTest successfully gives results in more samples than other tests in 99% of cases

NeoTest, the safe, non-invasive test
for your pregnancy.
Benefits of NeoTest
Personalised advice
99.9% results
Non-invasive
Foetal Fraction
10 weeks of gestation
These are the steps with NeoTest, ask your gynaecologist

These are the steps with Neo24, ask your gynaecologist

This is how it all works: from the moment you decide to send a sample to Juno until the results are in your hands just 3/5 days later
- Consult with your gynaecologist at week 10 of pregnancy or anytime after.You go to the laboratory indicated
- A small blood sample will be taken from your arm
- They will send the sample to us at Juno Genetics
- We will analyse the DNA of your sample in our laboratory
- We will draw up the report and send it to you with the results

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Faqs
This is what our patients most frequently ask us
What are non-invasive prenatal tests?
- They are tests that are performed before the baby is born and in which the sample to be studied is not obtained directly from the foetus, but from its cells are found freely circulating in the mother's blood, which is why it is not invasive.
What is the Neo5 test for?
How is a Neo test performed?
When can I take this test?
How long will it take to get the results?
Can I get tested if my pregnancy is by natural conception?
What are non-invasive prenatal tests?
Why is the NeoTest said to be a non invasive treatment?
Does this test replace amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling (CVS)?
Non-invasive prenatal tests (NIPT), such as Neo5, Neo24 and Neo24+ do not replace invasive prenatal tests such as amniocentesis and CVS because they are different sorts of tests.
In general terms, non invasive prenatal tests screen for chromosome abnormalities in patients who do not have any medical evidence of a problem affecting their pregnancy at the time the test is undertaken. The test is carried out without directly sampling cells from the fetus or placenta and can be done from 10 weeks of gestation. In contrast, amniocentesis takes cells from the amniotic fluid surrounding the fetus, while CVS samples cells from the placenta, processes that have been associated with a small risk (less than 1%) of miscarriage.
Invasive prenatal tests are usually undertaken later than NIPT, from about 14 weeks in the case of amniocentesis. Non-invasive prenatal tests are very good at detecting an abnormal number of copies of individual chromosomes, but some types of chromosome anomaly cannot be identified. Examples include, triploidy and changes that alter the structure of chromosomes. Amniocentesis and CVS offer the possibility of generating a complete karyotype, allowing additional types of abnormality to be detected.
Amniocentesis or CVS should be undertaken whenever recommended by a doctor. Such tests should be used when a non-invasive test has indicated that an abnormality is present, allowing confirmation of the result.
They should also be considered in cases where ultrasound or other indicators are suggestive of an abnormality, even if NIPT did not detect any abnormality.
Does the NeoTest study twin pregnancies?

Juno’s Neo5® test is currently the most advanced non-invasive pregnancy screening test available for parents who need to know their baby’s risk of Down syndrome, Edwards’ syndrome or Patau’s syndrome. It also reveals the possible existence of abnormalities in the X and Y sex chromosomes.
The Neo5 test can be performed at any time during pregnancy from 10 weeks onwards. Neo5 results can be delivered before ultrasound examinations, such as nuchal translucency (12-14 weeks) and fetal anormaly scan (20 weeks). Neo5 can also be carried out at later stages of pregnancy.

Testimonials

Juno gave us the chance

Now I just worry about enjoying!

Best decision in a long time

We needed to get out of doubt
Amelia and Lisbeth, Oxford

Neo24 is a non-invasive prenatal test, performed with maternal blood, completely safe for the mother and her unborn child. We analyze the 24 chromosomes for the peace of mind of future mothers. The test anables established pregnancies (from 10 weeks of gestation) to be assessed for a wide variety of chromosome abnormalities that can lead to late miscarriages or the birth of a child with serious congenital abnormalities. Neo24 offers a high detection rate for the specific chromosome abnormalities tested and a low false-positive rate. Importantly, the non invasive nature of the test means that it does not increase the risk of miscarriage unlike traditional invasive prenatal tests.

The Neo 24 test successfully gives results in more samples than any other test
Testimonials

Not only for assisted reproduction treatments
Mark and Lindsay London

It's really totally harmless
Adele, Manchester

It gave us the confidence we needed
Tom and Florence. Birmingham

It also works with our twin pregnancy
Amelia and Lisbeth, Oxford

And for those who still need more, at Juno we have the Neo24+ Test.
Analyzes all 24 chromosomes, and identifies microdeletions related to 6 genetic syndromes.
- DiGeorge Syndrome
- 1p36 Deletion Syndrome
- Angelman Syndrome*
- Prader-Willi Syndrome*
- Cri-Du-Chat Syndrome
- Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome


Testimonials

From restlessness to tranquillity

Now I feel I can do anything

The news we needed

A peaceful pregnancy
Hayley and Tessa, London