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Genome screening, reporting, and genetic counseling for healthy populations.
Human genetics - 1 Feb 2023
Casalino Selina, Frangione Erika, Chung Monica, MacDonald Georgia, Chowdhary Sunakshi, Mighton Chloe, Faghfoury Hanna, Bombard Yvonne, Strug Lisa, Pugh Trevor J, Simpson Jared, Arnoldo Saranya, Aujla Navneet, Bearss Erin, Binnie Alexandra, Borgundvaag Bjug, Chertkow Howard, Clausen Marc, Dagher Marc, Devine Luke, Di Iorio David, Friedman Steven Marc, Fung Chun Yiu Jordan, Gingras Anne-Claude, Goneau Lee W, Kaushik Deepanjali, Khan Zeeshan, Lapadula Elisa, Lu Tiffany, Mazzulli Tony, McGeer Allison, McLeod Shelley L, Morgan Gregory, Richardson David, Singh Harpreet, Stern Seth, Taher Ahmed, Wong Iris, Zarei Natasha, Greenfeld Elena, Hao Limin, Lebo Matthew, Lane William, Noor Abdul, Taher Jennifer, Lerner-Ellis Jordan
Abstract excerpt
Rapid advancements of genome sequencing (GS) technologies have enhanced our understanding of the relationship between genes and human disease. To incorporate genomic information into the practice of medicine, new processes for the analysis, reporting, and communication of GS data are needed. Blood samples were collected from adults with a PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) diagnosis (target N = 1500). GS was...
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