• Summarize the concept of theratyping
• Describe our understanding of the molecular mechanisms of rare CFTR mutation.
• Explain how improved understanding of molecular mechanisms can influence therapeutic approaches to CFTR mutation.

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Dr. George Solomon has disclosed that he served as a consultant for Electromed Inc. and Bayer Pharmaceuticals, and has received grant funding from Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Nivalis Therapeutics, and ProQR Therapeutics. 

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