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How are Autosomal Recessive Disorders Diagnosed?

Diagnosis usually involves genetic testing to identify mutations in specific genes. Tests may include:
Carrier Screening: Identifies individuals who carry a copy of a gene mutation.
Prenatal Testing: Detects genetic conditions in a fetus.
Newborn Screening: Identifies genetic disorders early in life to begin necessary treatments.

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