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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

Dear GF knowledge base, 

In response to Ayn's posting, I was wondering if there were any recent
studies on the accuracy of the genetic testing?

I have heard and read various things over the years ranging from 2 genes or
3 genes involved; various percentages of endoscopy diagnosed celiacs without
the markers and the number of relatives with celiac that have the markers
but do not have celiac. We were told by a GI doc that genetic testing has
its place in helping but is not conclusive and how one feels/responds to
eating GF is a better indicator. 

I would appreciate positive, intelligent conversation on this. I am not
trying to make any statement about genetic testing generally but obtain more
information. 

Thanks! 

Karen Shirley


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