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awhile ago reseachers always stated that you have to have two genes to show any signs of cf..but that is not the case anymore...many research out there is showing a link between being a carrier and having other health issues. this is probably due to the fact that a carrier also has problems...

awhile ago reseachers always stated that you have to have two genes to show any signs of cf..but that is not the case anymore...many research out there is showing a link between being a carrier and having other health issues. this is probably due to the fact that a carrier also has problems...

awhile ago reseachers always stated that you have to have two genes to show any signs of cf..but that is not the case anymore...many research out there is showing a link between being a carrier and having other health issues. this is probably due to the fact that a carrier also has problems...

awhile ago reseachers always stated that you have to have two genes to show any signs of cf..but that is not the case anymore...many research out there is showing a link between being a carrier and having other health issues. this is probably due to the fact that a carrier also has problems...

awhile ago reseachers always stated that you have to have two genes to show any signs of cf..but that is not the case anymore...many research out there is showing a link between being a carrier and having other health issues. this is probably due to the fact that a carrier also has problems...

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<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.colorado.edu/MCDB/MCDB4600/1ReviewPhenotype.pdf ">http://www.colorado.edu/MCDB/M.../1ReviewPhenotype.pdf </a> here is a link to some very depth info if anyone is interested. and i have this wonderful picture on my computer that...

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.colorado.edu/MCDB/MCDB4600/1ReviewPhenotype.pdf ">http://www.colorado.edu/MCDB/M.../1ReviewPhenotype.pdf </a> here is a link to some very depth info if anyone is interested. and i have this wonderful picture on my computer that...

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this site won't let me attach power points so here it is in word form! .The main symptoms of CF are related to an abnormal gene located within exocrine glands (lungs, liver, pancreas, skin digestive tract and reproductive organs). This gene is referred to as CFTR. .CFTR (cystic fibrosis...

this site won't let me attach power points so here it is in word form! .The main symptoms of CF are related to an abnormal gene located within exocrine glands (lungs, liver, pancreas, skin digestive tract and reproductive organs). This gene is referred to as CFTR. .CFTR (cystic fibrosis...

this site won't let me attach power points so here it is in word form! .The main symptoms of CF are related to an abnormal gene located within exocrine glands (lungs, liver, pancreas, skin digestive tract and reproductive organs). This gene is referred to as CFTR. .CFTR (cystic fibrosis...

this site won't let me attach power points so here it is in word form! .The main symptoms of CF are related to an abnormal gene located within exocrine glands (lungs, liver, pancreas, skin digestive tract and reproductive organs). This gene is referred to as CFTR. .CFTR (cystic fibrosis...

this site won't let me attach power points so here it is in word form! <br /> <br />.The main symptoms of CF are related to an abnormal gene located within exocrine glands (lungs, liver, pancreas, skin digestive tract and reproductive organs). This gene is referred to as CFTR. <br />.CFTR...

Hi, I'm new to this forum. My name is Kristen and I am a 26 year old respiratory therapist. My brother and sister have CF, dF508 and G542X. I do not have CF or carry it, which probably lead me to want to work with people that have CF. Anyways...I love science/reseaching along with patient...

Hi, I'm new to this forum. My name is Kristen and I am a 26 year old respiratory therapist. My brother and sister have CF, dF508 and G542X. I do not have CF or carry it, which probably lead me to want to work with people that have CF. Anyways...I love science/reseaching along with patient...

Hi, I'm new to this forum. My name is Kristen and I am a 26 year old respiratory therapist. My brother and sister have CF, dF508 and G542X. I do not have CF or carry it, which probably lead me to want to work with people that have CF. Anyways...I love science/reseaching along with patient...

Hi, I'm new to this forum. My name is Kristen and I am a 26 year old respiratory therapist. My brother and sister have CF, dF508 and G542X. I do not have CF or carry it, which probably lead me to want to work with people that have CF. Anyways...I love science/reseaching along with patient...

Hi, I'm new to this forum. My name is Kristen and I am a 26 year old respiratory therapist. My brother and sister have CF, dF508 and G542X. I do not have CF or carry it, which probably lead me to want to work with people that have CF. Anyways...I love science/reseaching along with patient...