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HEL A parent brings in his 6-month-old son, Jerome. He is concerned because Jerome’s weight is lower than normal and he has had several infections in the past few months. Jerome’s grandparents were from Ethiopia. Jerome needs a blood test to see if there is something wrong with his blood. What birth defect might Jerome have?
Which one?
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