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The NBGENS project protocol: Pilot study for genetic newborn screening in Galicia
Background: Conventional newborn screening (NBS) relies on mainly biochemical assays and remains limited by its dependence on detectable biomarkers within a narrow postnatal window, leaving many treatable genetic disorders unidentified. Advances in next-generation sequencing have enabled projects of
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