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Published online 17 October 2007 | Nature 449, 773-776 (2007) | doi:10.1038/449773a
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Personal genomics: His daughter's DNA
Despite a training in clinical genetics, Hugh Rienhoff didn't know what was wrong with his daughter. So, as he tells Brendan Maher, he set about finding out.
Nearly four years ago, Hugh Rienhoff watched as his baby girl was pulled from a small incision in his wife's belly. It was their third child — the two boys had also been delivered by caesarean — and Rienhoff was there for all three births.
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