Myrthe van den Born

Myrthe van den Born is a Researcher in the Clinical Genetics department at Erasmus MC, a leading medical center in the Netherlands. Her work focuses on advancing prenatal genetic diagnostics through cutting-edge research in cytogenetics and molecular genetics.

Her primary research interests include mosaicism, exome sequencing, cytogenetics, chorion villus sampling, and trisomy diagnosis. Dr. van den Born's work has significantly contributed to understanding chromosomal abnormalities in prenatal settings, particularly in the context of placental biology and non-invasive prenatal testing.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on improving the accuracy and efficiency of prenatal genetic testing, with particular attention to confirming high-risk NIPT results, understanding confined placental mosaicism, and implementing exome sequencing in clinical practice. Her research consistently addresses practical clinical challenges in prenatal diagnosis.

Dr. van den Born has been involved in multiple collaborative research projects, as evidenced by her co-authorship on numerous publications with colleagues from Erasmus MC and other institutions. Her work has garnered attention in the scientific community, with several of her papers being widely read on academic platforms.