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Identification of the Genetic Causes of Inherited Diseases in a North African Biobank: Implications for Genetic Diagnosis
Introduction: In North Africa, genetic diseases are widespread but under-studied due to limited research resources. This study used exome sequencing to identify disease-causing variants in a large series of Moroccan patients with suspected genetic diseases. Methods: A cohort of 30 patients with gene
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