'Cradle To Grave': Genome Sequencing Of 100,000 Newborns To Identify Genetic Diseases At Birth
DNA sequences of the babies will be stored to correlate or find a connection to adult-onset diseases or other genetically determined traits in the future.
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DNA sequences of the babies will be stored to correlate or find a connection to adult-onset diseases or other genetically determined traits in the future.
Study with 100,000 babies to look at faster diagnosis of rare conditions and how genetic data might be used
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