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Cystic fibrosis results when patients Inherit two coples of a recessive CFTR gene. The recessive
CFTR genes produce a protein which causes mucus to build up in parts of the body, Having just one
dominant CFTR gene allows the body to produce a normal protein, Individuals with one dominant
CFTR gene have no cystic fibrosis symptoms. Which question would BEST help researchers identify
a potential treatment for cystic fibrosis?
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