Exome Sequencing Highlights Ethical Issues of Searching for Disease-Causing Mutations in Patients
July 27, 2011
Exome Sequencing Highlights Ethical Issues of Searching for Disease-Causing Mutations in Patients
Researchers using exome sequencing to study ADHD found rare mutations they think may be causing a patient's anemia, raising the question of how to handle unrelated findings in sequencing studies.
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