The new clinical genetics / Edited By Andrew Read and Dian Donnai
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TextPublication details: Bloxham : SCION PUBLISHING LTD, 2007Description: 428 pISBN: - 9781904842316
- 616.042 REA D
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| 616.042 HAR Practical genetic counselling / | 616.042 KHO Genetics and public health in the 21st century : using genetic information to improve health and prevent disease / | 616.042 POT Neurogenetics : methods and protocols / | 616.042 REA D The new clinical genetics / |
1. What can we learn from a family history? 2. How can a patient' s chromosomes be studied? 3. How do genes work? 4. How can a patient' s DNA be studied? 5. How can we check a patient's DNA for gene mutations? 6. What do mutations do? 7. What is epigenetics? 8. How do genes affect our metabolism, drug responses and immune system? 9. How do researchers identify genes for mendelian diseases? 10. Why are some conditions common and others rare? 11. When is screening useful? 12. Is cancer genetic? 13. Should we be testing for genetic susceptibility to common disease? 14. What can we do about genetic disease? Glossary
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