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Fetal screening and whole genome sequencing: where are the limits?

Hancock et al., 2021

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9065113257206827699
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Hancock S
Johansen Taber K
Goldberg J
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Expert Review of Molecular Diagnostics

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Genetic conditions contribute significantly to human morbidity and mortality. The importance of genetics is clear in the setting of pregnancy, not only to prenatal healthcare providers, but also to pregnant patients, who acknowledge that the genetic contributions of the parents …
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