genetic mutations

How Are Genetic Mutations Diagnosed?

Genetic mutations are diagnosed through various methods, including:
Genetic Testing: Blood samples or cheek swabs are analyzed to identify mutations.
Family History: A detailed family history can indicate the likelihood of hereditary conditions.
Biopsies: Tissue samples can be examined for genetic abnormalities.

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