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To identify: A genetic condition that is not found by maternal or newborn screening.
Introduction: Genetic disorder is a condition caused by any abnormalities in genetic content of an individual. Genetic diseases are mainly caused by the single-base mutation. Single base mutations are capable of imparting biochemical, functional, and structural abnormalities in the organism.
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