ArticlePrenatal diagnosis2026
Curating the Fetal Genome: Experience of the ClinGen Prenatal Gene Curation Expert Panel (GCEP).
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Abstract
objectiveExpert prenatal focused gene-disease curation is necessary to accurately inform clinical care in the setting of rapidly expanding prenatal genomic sequencing.
methodsAn international Prenatal Gene Curation Expert Panel assembled and systematically reviewed genes asserted to be associated with prenatal hydrops, stillbirth, or severe anomalies using the ClinGen framework.
resultsThe ClinGen Prenatal GCEP published evidence summaries for 63 disease relationships involving 61 genes with unique and clinically severe prenatally observed fetal phenotypes.
conclusionThe ClinGen Prenatal GCEP work addresses a gap in genomic medicine by deepening our understanding of lethal and severe prenatal phenotypes, while supporting accurate diagnosis, counseling, and future treatment strategies in prenatal care.
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