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mia · **on:** Jan 12, 2022

A couple comes to you for advice about genetic testing for a rare early-onset dominant condition. The paternal grandfather had the condition, but no one else in the family has had it including the male partner in this couple. Do you recommend testing? Why?
◦ yes, the male partner is definitely a carrier
◦ no, the male partner is definitely a carrier and so the outcome is certain
◦ no, both parents would have to have the disease allele to have an affected child
◦ no, we can deduce that neither partner has a disease allele
◦ yes, testing is expensive, but worth the price, even when unnecessary

pangili4 · **Reply #1 on:** Jan 12, 2022

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