Implications for Germline BRCA Testing in Breast Cancer

James Researchers Identify Certain Cancers with 'BRCA-like' Gene Mutations

An Animated Explanation About the BRCA1 'Cancer' Gene and Why Everyone Has It

What Is BRCA Gene Mutation? When And Who Should Get Tested For It?

"If you had a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene... - CDC Breast Cancer

SOLVED: For a particular demographic category, approximately 1 out of 200 carry the BRCA1 gene mutation, which increases susceptibility to certain cancers. An inexpensive and easy-to-administer test for this mutation has recently been developed but is not perfectly accurate. Results of studies indicate that those who have the mutation have a 99% chance of testing positive (and a 1% chance of testing negative). And those who don't have the mutation have a 7% chance of testing positive (and a 93%

Answered: A woman has her personal genome analyzed for the BRCA1 mutation after learning that her father is heterozygous and carries one mutant allele. What is her chance… | bartleby