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Cystinosis was diagnosed in the first trimester of pregnancy by studies of uptake and retention of [35S]-cystine by intact biopsy samples of chorionic villi. The diagnosis was confirmed by similar studies on cell cultures of villi and fetal skin fibroblasts.
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