Impact of integrated translational research on clinical exome sequencing.
Eric W KleeMargot A CousinFilippo Pinto E VairoJoel A Morales-RosadoErica L MackeW Garrett JenkinsonAlejandro FerrerLaura E Schultz-RogersRory J OlsonGavin R OliverAshley N SigafoosTanya L SchwabMichael T ZimmermannRaul A UrrutiaCharu KaiwarAditi GuptaPatrick R BlackburnNicole J BoczekCarri A ProchnowRebecca J LowyLindsay A MulvihillTammy M McAllisterStacy L AoudiaTeresa M KruisselbrinkLauren B GundersonJennifer L KemppainenLaura J FisherJessica M TarnowskiMegan M HagerSarah A KrocNicole L BertschKatherine E AgreJessica L JacksonSarah K Macklin-MantiaMarine I MurphreeLaura M RustJolene M Summer BolsterScott A BeckPaldeep S AtwalMarissa S EllingsonSarah S BarnettKristen J RasmussenCarrie A LahnerZhiyv NiuLinda HasadsriMatthew J FerberCherisse A MarcouKarl J ClarkPavel N PichurinDavid R DeyleEva Morava-KoziczRalitza H GavrilovaRadhika DhamijaKlaas J WierengaBrendan C LanpherDusica Babovic-VuksanovicGianrico FarrugiaLisa A SchimmentiA Keith StewartKonstantinos N LazaridisPublished in: Genetics in medicine : official journal of the American College of Medical Genetics (2020)
Integration of translational research activities into clinical practice of a tertiary medical center can significantly increase the diagnostic yield of patients with undiagnosed disease.
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