Objective To predict the Hypertention by pregnancy in counting nuclear red blood cells pe-ripheral blood. Methods Blood samples were obtained from 69 pregnant women with the gestational age from 12 to 18 weeks. Peripheral blood mononuclear cells were isolated by density gradient centrifugation and then analyzed the cells marked with PE-GPA/FITC-CD71 monoclonal antibodies on the flow cytometer. Correlations between them were analyzed after tracking of hypertention by pregnancy. Results Percentage of GPA+/CD71+ cells in healthy pregnant women was 0.89 ± 0.81%, while that in pregnant women with hypertention was 3.57 ± 3.48%. There was a significant difference between the two groups (P<0.05), and the percentage of GPA+/CD71+cells in the group of hypertention by pregnancy was much higher than that in the healthy group. Conclusions The increased nuclear red blood cells in maternal peripheral blood related to hypertention by pregnancy. The counting of nuclear red blood cells in maternal peripheral blood have potential value to predict hypertention by pregnancy.

Objective To investigate the value of chromosomal microarray technique in genetic analysis of patients with embryo development arrest. Methods A total number of 273 patients with embryo development arrest were recruited for the chromosomal microarray testing.Results 41.4% of the 273 patients were chromosomal abnormalities. Among which 61(22.34%)were numerical chromosomal abnormalities,43 were structural anoma-lies,including which 15.75% were terminal deletion or duplication and microdeletion or microduplication. And 9 (3.3%)were mosaicisms.Conclusions Chromosomal microarray technique is highly accurate and specific,which can offer more genetic information than conventional karyotyping. And chromosomal microarray technique can also facilitate estimation of recurrence risk of future pregnancies for patients with embryo development arrest.