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M Fri Jul 25 . . . . . . 22% ED ucmo.brightspace.com + 6 coursehero.com C E Home - MyCentral X Assign4_QuizA - Su... B ucmo.brightspace.c... Chat Thread Search Q P Assign4_QuizA 0:00:03 elapsed X + Ask new genetic disease from reproducing. Correct Answer: Why is genetic screening done? To advise potential parents of the probability of conceiving a child is a genetic To prevent people who have alleles for genetic disease from reproducing. disorder. To find individuals who can participate in experimental therapy trials. Step-by-step Explanation: Genetic screening is generally performed to O To advise potential parents of the probability of conceiving a child is a genetic assess the risk or probability that individuals disorder. (often potential parents) might pass on a O To catch babies with a genetic disease so they can be treated. genetic disorder to their offspring. While screening can be used to identify at-risk populations for clinical trials or early Question 2 (0.3 points) treatment, the main purpose, as most What's the difference between genetic testing and genetic screening? commonly defined in medicine and genetics, is to inform potential parents about genetic C There is no difference between genetic screening and genetic testing. Both rely risks or to detect disorders in newborns/embryos. on PCR to perform the analysis. The first option ("to find individuals who can O Genetic screening occurs with all potential parents for IVF, whereas genetic participate in experimental therapy trials") is testing is done after a child is diagnosed with a genetic disease. O Genetic testing involves many genetic conditions, but genetic screening is Ask Al your follow up question. Do looking for one genetic mutation. not enter personal information. Genetic screening is mandated by state law, whereas genetic testing is voluntary. lt