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Application of Genetic and Genomic Tests in the Developing Worldir DNA tested for such trivial traits as earwax consistency and odor sensitivities, as well as phenotypes easily evaluated with a glance in the mirror, such as hair color, curl, and thickness; eye color; and freckles. In the developing world, testing for most single-gene disorders, let alone for tri

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