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Episode 10: [Kabuki Syndrome] Everything About the “Chromatinopathy” That Affects the Face, Heart, Growth, and Immune System
“My child has distinctive facial features, isn’t growing as tall as expected, and seems to be developing a bit more slowly than other children. Why would so many different symptoms appear across the whole body instead of just one organ?” Many rare genetic disorders arise from a defect in a single protein that affects only…
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What Is Bioinformatics and How Does It Find Rare Disease Answers?
Bioinformatics is a field that uses computer science to understand complex biological data, especially DNA sequences. It is essential for interpreting the massive amount of data generated by modern genetic tests like whole exome sequencing. In rare disease diagnostics, bioinformatics helps pinpoint the specific genetic variant responsible for a patient’s symptoms from millions of possibilities.…
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Does Whole Exome Sequencing (WES) include mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)?
📍Key Takeaways Mitochondrial diseases are a group of genetic disorders that primarily affect the function of mitochondria, the energy-producing structures within cells. These disorders can arise from variants in either mitochondrial DNA or nuclear DNA. Variants in nuclear genes associated with mitochondrial function are often included in the targeted gene panels or exome sequencing tests…
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![Episode 9: [Sotos Syndrome] What If Your Child Is Unusually Large? Everything About the NSD1 Gene and Overgrowth Syndrome](http://d15q5w6b9vqac5.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/12171328/%EC%9E%84%EC%83%81-ep9.png)
Episode 9: [Sotos Syndrome] What If Your Child Is Unusually Large? Everything About the NSD1 Gene and Overgrowth Syndrome
“My child is a bit slow in development, but why are their height and head circumference growing so rapidly?” Many parents naturally assume that if a child grows quickly, it simply means they have “excellent physical development” or have inherited a large build. However, if your child is exceptionally tall, has a large head, and…
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Why Secure Genomic Collaboration Matters
Key Takeaways Sample-Level ‘Access Group’ In clinical genomic analysis, external expert consultations and multi-institutional collaborative research are becoming increasingly vital. However, in real-world operations, strict data security policies often make it incredibly difficult to share only the necessary samples safely. “I just want to share this specific sample to get an expert opinion, but I…
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What Does Heterozygous Mean in Your Genetic Report?
Heterozygous refers to inheriting two different versions, or alleles, of a particular gene from your biological parents. For example, you might inherit a gene for blue eyes from one parent and brown eyes from the other. This genetic state is fundamental to understanding inheritance patterns. Whether being heterozygous affects health depends entirely on the specific…
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NIPT for Prenatal, 3B-NEO for Postnatal: Comprehensive Screening from Day One
*Please note that as of the date of this post, 3B-NEO is not yet available in South Korea. During pregnancy, NIPT is the gold standard for protecting your baby before birth. But what happens once your newborn finally arrives? In the first few days of life, hospitals perform routine physical checks and basic newborn blood…
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Episode 8: Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSD) — Beyond Variant Interpretation
Key Takeaways 📌 Series Introduction This series is authored by clinical genomics experts at 3billion. In an era where AI-driven variant prioritization tools have become ubiquitous, we focus on what interpreters must critically evaluate and decide after automated prioritization is complete. In each episode, we focus on a specific disease group, exploring both the underlying…
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Which Children with Motor Speech Disorders Should Be Prioritised for Genetic Testing?
At a Glance When delayed walking (OR 15.96), receptive language impairment, borderline IQ, dysmorphic features, or motor delays are present, exome sequencing should be considered first.A landmark clinical study has finally answered a question families have been asking for years. The clinical genetic diagnostic yield for childhood motor speech disorders (CAS/dysarthria) is 29% — on…
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Could Your Patient’s Unexplained Joint Dislocations Be EDS? | EDS Awareness Month, May 2026
📍Key Takeaways What Is EDS? Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) is a group of heritable connective tissue disorders caused by defects in collagen synthesis or structure. Because connective tissue is distributed throughout the body — in joints, skin, blood vessels, and internal organs — symptoms can manifest across multiple organ systems simultaneously. The 2017 International EDS Classification…