Anisa Bibi

I've started my A Levels while still having three IGCSE subjects left. Most students don't do both at the same time, so I'm curious to see how this journey will unfold. The only good thing? I'll be taking the IGCSEs one by one. First up is Islamiyat, the most content-heavy subject in my opinion. I've already covered more than half the syllabus, but with just a month until my exam and A Levels starting alongside, I'm feeling extremely anxious. Some people might ask: why take on so much at once?

CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT Two authors are part-owners of startup companies, Victory Genomics (SAL and MKK) and Qiyas Higher Health (SAL) unrelated to this work. No other authors have other interests to declare. Supporting Information Filename Description ajmgc32103-sup-0001-FigureS1.pptxPowerPoint 2007 presentation , 4.5 MB Figure S1. Electropherograms showing the segregation of identified variants in the representative kinship. Red boxes are used to illustrate the reference sequence.

Abstract Background and Objectives: In Pakistan, there is high incidence of congenital and hereditary anomalies (CA) which are a leading cause of infant mortality and morbidity. In order to elucidate the burden and biodemographic correlates of CA, this study was aimed to report the prevalence-pattern and phenotypic attributes of CA in the Hazara population of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.