Researchers scrutinized the genome sequences from nearly 600,000 adults for 874 genes known to cause

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Researchers scrutinized the genome sequences from nearly 600,000 adults for 874 genes known to cause specific single-gene diseases that have severe symptoms in early childhood. 
The study identified 13 adults who had eight of these mutations but were healthy.  

Headlines trumpeted the existence of these “genetic superheroes.” 

Explain how people inherit a genotype associated with a severe illness but not be affected.

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