If there are no associated injuries to other parts of your knee, the signs and symptoms of a posterior cruciate ligament injury can be so mild that you might not notice that anything's wrong. Over time, the pain might worsen and your knee might feel more unstable.
Expecting parents can use NIPT as a blood test to determine gender of their baby. However, this non-invasive test is used to test chromosomal conditions such as Down's syndrome. It is usually done at 10 weeks of pregnancy. NIPT is 92%-99% accurate in detecting chromosomal conditions.
The Pink or BlueÂ® test is a new, non-invasive DNA-based gender test based on detecting small amounts of the babyâs DNA in the expectant motherâs blood. If small amounts of the Y-chromosome are detected, then the baby is a boy. If no significant amount of Y-chromosomal DNA is detected then the mom is expecting a baby girl. Many questions arise about ultrasounds and gender detection: