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Newborn Screening Samples for Diabetes Research: An Underused Resource
by
Estrella, Jane Frances Grace Lustre
, Wiley, Veronica
, Simmons, David
, Immanuel, Jincy
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Amino acids
/ Babies
/ Biobanks
/ Biomarkers
/ Blood Specimen Collection - methods
/ Collections and collecting
/ Cord blood
/ Diabetes mellitus
/ Diabetes Mellitus - congenital
/ Diabetes Mellitus - diagnosis
/ Diagnostic specimens
/ Dried Blood Spot Testing
/ dried blood spots
/ Female
/ Fetal Blood
/ Filter paper
/ Gestational diabetes
/ Glucose
/ Humans
/ Hyperglycemia
/ Inborn errors of metabolism
/ Infant, Newborn
/ Intellectual disabilities
/ Iron
/ Mass spectrometry
/ Medical research
/ Medical screening
/ Metabolic networks
/ Metabolism
/ Metabolites
/ Methods
/ Mutation
/ Neonatal screening
/ Neonatal Screening - methods
/ Neonates
/ Newborn babies
/ newborn screening
/ Pathophysiology
/ Phenylketonuria
/ Placenta
/ Pregnancy
/ Public health
/ Review
/ Scientific imaging
/ Specimen Handling
/ Technology Assessment, Biomedical
/ Testing laboratories
/ Trends
/ type 1 diabetes
/ Urine
2020
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Newborn Screening Samples for Diabetes Research: An Underused Resource
by
Estrella, Jane Frances Grace Lustre
, Wiley, Veronica
, Simmons, David
, Immanuel, Jincy
in
Amino acids
/ Babies
/ Biobanks
/ Biomarkers
/ Blood Specimen Collection - methods
/ Collections and collecting
/ Cord blood
/ Diabetes mellitus
/ Diabetes Mellitus - congenital
/ Diabetes Mellitus - diagnosis
/ Diagnostic specimens
/ Dried Blood Spot Testing
/ dried blood spots
/ Female
/ Fetal Blood
/ Filter paper
/ Gestational diabetes
/ Glucose
/ Humans
/ Hyperglycemia
/ Inborn errors of metabolism
/ Infant, Newborn
/ Intellectual disabilities
/ Iron
/ Mass spectrometry
/ Medical research
/ Medical screening
/ Metabolic networks
/ Metabolism
/ Metabolites
/ Methods
/ Mutation
/ Neonatal screening
/ Neonatal Screening - methods
/ Neonates
/ Newborn babies
/ newborn screening
/ Pathophysiology
/ Phenylketonuria
/ Placenta
/ Pregnancy
/ Public health
/ Review
/ Scientific imaging
/ Specimen Handling
/ Technology Assessment, Biomedical
/ Testing laboratories
/ Trends
/ type 1 diabetes
/ Urine
2020
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Newborn Screening Samples for Diabetes Research: An Underused Resource
by
Estrella, Jane Frances Grace Lustre
, Wiley, Veronica
, Simmons, David
, Immanuel, Jincy
in
Amino acids
/ Babies
/ Biobanks
/ Biomarkers
/ Blood Specimen Collection - methods
/ Collections and collecting
/ Cord blood
/ Diabetes mellitus
/ Diabetes Mellitus - congenital
/ Diabetes Mellitus - diagnosis
/ Diagnostic specimens
/ Dried Blood Spot Testing
/ dried blood spots
/ Female
/ Fetal Blood
/ Filter paper
/ Gestational diabetes
/ Glucose
/ Humans
/ Hyperglycemia
/ Inborn errors of metabolism
/ Infant, Newborn
/ Intellectual disabilities
/ Iron
/ Mass spectrometry
/ Medical research
/ Medical screening
/ Metabolic networks
/ Metabolism
/ Metabolites
/ Methods
/ Mutation
/ Neonatal screening
/ Neonatal Screening - methods
/ Neonates
/ Newborn babies
/ newborn screening
/ Pathophysiology
/ Phenylketonuria
/ Placenta
/ Pregnancy
/ Public health
/ Review
/ Scientific imaging
/ Specimen Handling
/ Technology Assessment, Biomedical
/ Testing laboratories
/ Trends
/ type 1 diabetes
/ Urine
2020
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Newborn Screening Samples for Diabetes Research: An Underused Resource
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Newborn Screening Samples for Diabetes Research: An Underused Resource
2020
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Inborn errors of metabolism and diabetes share common derangements in analytes of metabolic networks that are tested for in newborn screening, usually performed 48–72 h after birth. There is limited research examining the metabolic imprint of diabetes on newborn screening results. This paper aims to demonstrate the links between diabetes, biochemical genetics and newborn screening in investigating disease pathophysiology in diabetes, provide possible reasons for the lack of research in diabetes in newborn screening and offer recommendations on potential research areas. We performed a systematic search of the available literature from 1 April 1998 to 31 December 2018 involving newborn screening and diabetes using OVID, MEDLINE, Cochrane and the PROSPERO register, utilizing a modified extraction tool adapted from Cochrane. Eight studies were included after screening 1312 records. Five studies reanalyzed dried blood spots (DBS) on filter paper cards, and three studies utilized pre-existing results. The results of these studies and how they relate to cord blood studies, the use of cord blood versus newborn screening dried blood spots as a sample and considerations on newborn screening and diabetes research is further discussed. The timing of sampling of newborn screening allows insight into neonatal physiology in a catabolic state with minimal maternal and placental influence. This, combined with the wide coverage of newborn screening worldwide, may aid in our understanding of the origins of diabetes.
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