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Rare Disease Forum by Genetidoc Genetic Clinic › Forums › Frequently Asked Questions › What is mosaicism, and how does it affect genetic testing?
What is mosaicism, and how does it affect genetic testing?
Mosaicism happens when a person has two or more genetically different sets of cells in their body, usually due to a gene change occurring after conception rather than being present from the start. This can sometimes make a condition milder or affect only certain body parts, and it can occasionally make test results more complex to interpret.