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smaller gene panels. The use of NGS is clinical laboratories is expanding as
evidenced by the increasing number of panels and laboratories offering such ser-
vices (Chaps. 5-8). This expansion will continue as clinical genetic testing moves
towards exome sequencing (Chap. 8 ) .
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