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. 2021 Apr 9;132:S216. doi: 10.1016/S1096-7192(21)00419-4
Retrospective analysis of NGS data in pediatric genetic cohort: detection of rare variants that may impact influenza and COVID-19 infection
Isabelle Thiffault
, Emily Farrow
, Ana Cohen
, Tricia Zion
, Shelby Neal
, Warren Cheung
, Jeffrey Johnston
, Neil Miller
, Margaret Gibson
, Adam Walter
, Laura Puckett
, Nyshele Posey
, Annapoorna Nair
, Brittany McDonald
, Mary Elfrink
, Suzanne Herd
, Tomi Pastinen
Isabelle Thiffault, PhD
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Emily Farrow, PhD
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Ana Cohen, PhD
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Tricia Zion, MS
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Shelby Neal, MSc
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Warren Cheung, PhD
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Jeffrey Johnston, PhD
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Neil Miller, BA
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Margaret Gibson, MB(ASCP)
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Laura Puckett, (AGT)
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Nyshele Posey, BS, MHA
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Issue date 2021 Apr.
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