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Can adding RNA sequencing to germline genetic testing improve accuracy and clinical sensitivity over time compared to DNA sequencing alone?

Concurrent sequencing of DNA and RNA to detect the predisposition to hereditary cancer.

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Lots of People May Carry Life-Shortening Genetic Variants

A study in Iceland found that about 1 in 25 have variations clearly linked to a higher risk of conditions like cancer or heart disease.

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1 in 25 carries a genotype that is associated with a shortened lifespan, according to scientists

1 in 25 carries a genotype that is associated with a shortened lifespan, according to scientists
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1 in 25 Bear Genotype Shortening Lifespan

1 in 25 Bear Genotype Shortening Lifespan
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Lots of People May Carry Life-Shortening Genetic Variants

Many people are carrying potentially harmful genes, research out this week has found. Scientists analyzed the genes of people living in Iceland and found that one in 25 people appear to have genetic variations linked to a shorter lifespan. The most dangerous variants were those tied to cancer.

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