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Investigating genetic variants present in a sudden unexpected death of an infant case through molecular autopsy and co-segregation analysis
Sudden, unexpected deaths must undergo a post-mortem investigation according to South African legislation. Unfortunately, there remain cases where, even after the post-mortem investigation, the cause of death cannot be determined. One hypothesis is that the cause of death is due to molecular changes
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