No single genetic test can detect all of the possible gene variants that could cause a disorder. This means that, even if you test negative, there is a chance that you may still be a carrier for a genetic condition. This is called residual risk.
No single genetic test can detect all of the possible gene variants that could cause a disorder. This means that, even if you test negative, there is a chance that you may still be a carrier for a genetic condition. This is called residual risk.