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Recommended Reading

An Introduction to Chromosomes
Genetic Counseling Clinic (PDF) (Arabic) (Simplified Chinese) (Somali) (Spanish) (Vietnamese)
How the Body Works: Genetics
Learn.Genetics™
Medical Genetics (PDF)

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