Are we ready for whole population genomic sequencing of asymptomatic newborns?
The introduction of genomic sequencing technologies into routine newborn screening programs in some form is not only inevitable but also already occurring in some settings. The question is therefore not "if" but "when and how" genomic newborn screening (GNBS) should be implemente...
Autors principals: | Vears, DF, Savulescu, J, Christodoulou, J, Wall, M, Newson, AJ |
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Format: | Journal article |
Idioma: | English |
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Dove Press
2023
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