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Laboratory Policies and Practices for the Genetic Testing of Children: A Survey of the Helix Network
1997
American Journal of Human Genetics
In order to discover whether laboratories have policies regarding the testing of unaffected children, we surveyed all laboratories registered with Helix, a national network of DNA diagnostic laboratories. Of 186 laboratories asked to respond anonymously to a fourpage questionnaire, 156 (84%) replied. A screening question removed 51 laboratories that provided no clinical services. Of the remaining 105, 92% said that their requisition forms asked the person's age. Substantial minorities had
doi:10.1086/301593
pmid:9345088
pmcid:PMC1716052
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