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Rethinking the pathogenicity of intragenic<i>DMD</i>duplications detected by carrier screening: high prevalence of non-tandem duplications revealed by long-read sequencing

2025-04-14

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<h4>Purpose</h4> The pathogenicity of intragenic duplications depends on their structural configuration. Tandem duplications often disrupt reading frames and cause gene loss-of-function, whereas interspersed (non-tandem) duplications are largely benign. When the configuration cannot be determined, current guidelines presume a tandem structure, leading to some laboratories automatically classifying such variants as...

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d61738f6-299b-5f65-827d-cde40578b5e0
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10.1101/2025.04.10.25325596
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