P389: Real-world evidence demonstrating why genome sequencing should be recommended as the first-tier genetic test*
Fen Guo, Madhuri Hegde(Emory University), Rizwan Yousaf(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Naga Guruju, Lora Jh Bean(Emory University), Xiangwen Chen‐Deutsch, Cristina da Silva(Centre for Omic Sciences), Jorune Balciuniene(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Babi Ramesh Reddy Nallamilli(Emory University), Zeqiang Ma(Vanderbilt University), Ruby Liu, Ephrem Chin(Emory University), Abhinav Mathur, Christin Collins(PerkinElmer (United States)), Yinghong Pan(Guangdong University of Technology)
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