Fall 2026

Modern Clinical Genetics: How to Approach a Rapidly Changing Field

MDGENET 911 teaches medical students to interpret genetic data and bridge basic human genetics with clinical disease management.

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MED SC-M 810, 811, 812, and 813

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Genetics and genomics are rapidly evolving fields. In modern clinical care settings, clinicians will be exposed to genetic and genomic data, including that brought by patients, and knowing how to read genetic and genomic data is increasingly necessary in clinical practice. Genetics and genomics in a clinical setting spans a wide range of topics including diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases. Familiarity with clinical genetic analysis, and the genetic approaches used in basic science, helps medical students better understand genetic disease background. Learn how to bridge basic concepts of human genetics and clinical genetics (actual diseases). Emphases will include research into human genetic diseases, including designing genetic testing, using model organisms and/or cell culture systems, and the development of genetic testing technologies.

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  • Diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases
  • Genetic testing design and development technologies
  • Patient-provided genetic and genomic data

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  • Reading and interpreting genetic and genomic data
  • Bridging basic human genetics concepts with clinical applications
  • Designing genetic testing and utilizing model systems

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