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Identification of rare-disease genes in diverse undiagnosed cases using whole blood transcriptome sequencing and large control cohorts

2018-09-04

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RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) is a complementary approach for Mendelian disease diagnosis for patients in whom exome-sequencing is not informative. For both rare neuromuscular and mitochondrial disorders, its application has improved diagnostic rates. However, the generalizability of this approach to diverse Mendelian diseases has yet to be evaluated. We sequenced whole blood RNA from 56 cases with undiagnosed rare dis...

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10.1101/408492
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