Mystery designation of Rare Diseases

The prevalence of rare diseases is between 2 and 4%. Children between the ages of 3 and 5 are most at risk. Eighty percent of uncommon illnesses are genetic in character, therefore ordination sequencing-based designation offers an encouraging alternative for the management of rare diseases. Mystery designation for rare diseases is entire ordination sequencing. By analysing many genes, ordination sequencing, which has a diagnosis rate of 62.5%, will be utilised to analyse rare and unknown illnesses in order to identify the relevant.

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