Genetic tests primarily tell investigators
A) if there is a mutation known to be associated with a disease.
B) if an individual is likely to express disease alleles.
C) how to cure a genetic disease.
D) the genetic cause(s) of a disease.
E) all of the above.

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Genetic tests can identify mutations associated with diseases, but they do not predict expression, provide cures, or always determine the exact genetic cause.

Genetic Tests Primarily Tell Investigators