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A practical guide for the validation of genetic tests

PRENCE, 1999

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13013923871713840744
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PRENCE E
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Genetic Testing

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The unique aspects of genetic testing, such as the rarity of genetic disorders, lack of other tests for comparison, and heterogeneity and incomplete penetrance of some genetic diseases, make the validation of genetic tests a challenge in many instances. Although …
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