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INSTRUCTION HIGHLIGHTS BASED ON RECURRENT QUESTIONS

HIGHLIGHTS BASED ON RECURRENT QUESTIONS

1) Anyone who contributes significant effort can be an author (trainee or experienced, academic or industry position, CGC or non-CGC member, lab director, bionformatician, etc).

1) Anyone who contributes significant effort can be an author (trainee or experienced, academic or industry position, CGC or non-CGC member, lab director, bionformatician, pathologist, various trainees, etc).

2) Please include images whenever possible (not copyrighted material and credit will be given to original image submissions in the figure legend).

2) Please include images whenever possible (not copyrighted material; credit will be given to your image submissions in the figure legend).

3) Please DO NOT delete sections or tables; can add N/A when not applicable and for tables also delete the examples when not applicable so the page is more clearly completed. We keep all sections and tables for continuity of content and for the opportunity to add to those areas in the future if more information becomes available.

3) Please DO NOT delete sections or tables; insert N/A into sections or tables when there is not applicable content; for tables, also delete the examples so the page looks completed. We keep all sections and tables for continuity of content and for the opportunity to add to those areas in the future if more information becomes available.

4) While a subset of content from the WHO book page can be included, please DO NOT directly copy any content. Also, the goal of CCGA is not to replicate the WHO book content but rather to include all sources of relevant clinical information (PubMed articles, links to other sites with helpful content, data visualizations, etc).

4) While a subset of content from the WHO book page can be included and referenced, please DO NOT directly copy any content. Also, the goal of CCGA is not to replicate the WHO book content but rather to include all sources of relevant clinical information (PubMed articles, links to other sites with helpful content, data visualizations, etc) for diseases present in the WHO books.

5) The information to be included in CCGA is focused on clinically relevant information (i.e. what would you want to know to write a clinical report) on the genetics of each disease.

5) The information to be included in CCGA is focused on clinically relevant information on the genetics of each diseas  (''i.e.,'' what would you want to know to write a clinical report).

6) While there is other information on the page such as clinical features, the main focus on deep content is the genetics.

6) While there is other information on the page such as morphologic features to give an overview of each disease, the main focus is to write a throughout summary of the clinically relevant genetic information.

==Video Tutorial==

==Video Tutorial==