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Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux, 2004
The first genetic tests started to be developed about twenty years ago. Their initial applications were limited to genetic counselling and prenatal diagnosis of a few hereditary diseases. Technological progress and the identification of genes responsible for many hereditary diseases have led to their development and diffusion. They have become a nearly
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The first genetic tests started to be developed about twenty years ago. Their initial applications were limited to genetic counselling and prenatal diagnosis of a few hereditary diseases. Technological progress and the identification of genes responsible for many hereditary diseases have led to their development and diffusion. They have become a nearly
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Abstract Genetic testing can indicate the presence of a gene that predisposes to disease, alerting clinicians to early therapeutic interventions or more vigilant preventive screening. However, it usually does not yield definitive findings because of the unknown relationship of multiple genes involved in an illness, and the fact that ...
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Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, 2005
Chantelle M. Wolpert +1 more
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 2007
Junichi, Azuma, Shinpei, Nonen
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Junichi, Azuma, Shinpei, Nonen
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