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What are Common Neonatal Symptoms of CFTR Gene Mutations?

The most common neonatal symptoms of CF due to CFTR gene mutations include:
Meconium ileus
Failure to thrive
Salty-tasting skin
Persistent cough or frequent lung infections
Greasy, bulky stools or difficulty in bowel movements

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