Advanced Clinical Genetics Concepts
Advanced course on clinical genetic concepts: phenotype, mechanisms, diagnosis via medical/clinical/genetic testing, and natural history with management.
Summary
Lectures are small, with a median of 8 enrolled students in the recorded sections.
What you’ll be able to do
Discuss/explain the history and basic principles of clinical genetics including evolution of clinical genetics and history of eugenics, comparison of normal and abnormal patterns of growth, and patterns and mechanism of inheritance (Mendelian and non-Mendelian)
Describe the phenotype, genetic mechanisms, approach to diagnosis (medical, clinical and genetic testing protocols), and natural history (including management approaches) for genetic disorders.
Teach clinical genetic concepts to peers including, writing learning objectives and assessment questions.
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An advanced course covering clinical genetic concepts including phenotype, genetic mechanisms, approach to diagnosis (medical, clinical and genetic testing protocols), and natural history (including management approaches).
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Topics
- History and basic principles of clinical genetics, including evolution and eugenics history.
- Normal vs. abnormal growth patterns and Mendelian/non-Mendelian inheritance mechanisms.
- Diagnostic approaches using medical, clinical, and genetic testing protocols.
- Natural history and management approaches for genetic disorders.
Skills
- Explain history and basic principles of clinical genetics, including evolution, eugenics history, growth patterns, and Mendelian/non-Mendelian inheritance.
- Describe phenotype, genetic mechanisms, diagnostic approaches, and natural history/management for genetic disorders.
- Teach clinical genetic concepts to peers and write learning objectives and assessment questions.
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