[DIYbio] Re: Karyotyping? etc

Why karyotyping?

Have you thought about just attempting to sequence parts of your own DNA?


On Monday, September 22, 2014 2:22:47 AM UTC-7, jem wrote:
H!

So this is a slightly unusual post. But I was wondering if anyone could offer any advice?

To get to the point, I appear to have been born with an intersex condition, I've had a number of hidden surgeries, etc and I'm still unraveling a bunch of lies having been told to me by the medical profession (and this happens a lot to other's too).

Anywho, I'm looking to do karotyping on myself and perhaps some others... and I was wondering what is the procedure for doing this? I've had a lot of frustrations and difficulties going through the local health service to get these tests done, mainly because they simply don't want to do it as it costs money and is probably deemed by most doctors or endros to be a waste of time and indeed that can be the case, (they also generally don't have a clue about dsds/intersex conditions).  I actually work in a biomedical facility but I'm a physicist primarily, I dabble in tissue engineering growing cells on scaffolds, etc. So I've been asking around here and in the medical school about getting these tests done but I've been told its not so easy, contamination, etc etc 

So does anyone know of any papers / procedures for doing these tests? I have access to every type of equipment here. :-)

Ta

Jem



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