'Complete penetrance' presentation slideshows

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??? Mendel ??????? 3 ?. Modification of Mendelian Ratios. Mendel ??? F 2 ?? 3:1 ? 9:3:3:1 ???. A Cross between parents must be pure-breeding (homozygous) lines.

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Topics

Topics. Interpretation of pedigrees Autosomal dominant (including trinucleotide repeats), recessive, X linked, mitochondrial, imprinting (risk assessment questions). Knowledge about genetics of common adult monogenic disorders. When is testing appropriate.

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A Review of Pediatric Syndromes

A Review of Pediatric Syndromes. Jamie Tibbo, PGY-5 Department of Otolaryngology July 25, 2008. CHARGE Syndrome. Autosomal Dominant Due to a mutation in DNA-binding protein-7 ( CHD7 ) gene Coloboma- posterior chamber(80%) Heart anomalies (85%) Atresia of choana (57%)

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Advanced Algorithms and Models for Computational Biology -- a machine learning approach

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Ankle Pain After a Sprain

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LHON

LHON. Caroline Miller Meseret Hailu. Human Eye Background. Main role: to focus light The optic nerve is a bundle of more than 1 million axons (from ganglion cells) Papillomacular bundle nerve fibers are axons of ganglion cells, enter the temporal portion of the optic disc

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Genetics Jeopardy

Genetics Jeopardy. By: Cameron, Sarah, Bethany and Haley. Rules:. Click on a point value to reveal a question. Choose the answer that you think is the best response to said question. Keep track of your points on the dry erase score board in order to beat your friends.

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CLINICAL GENETICS (MTD-356)

CLINICAL GENETICS (MTD-356). Lecture 3. Same Genetic Mutation, Different Genetic Disease Phenotype. Three individuals carry the same disease-causing mutation; two suffer from the disease but exhibit different symptoms, while the third is completely unaffected. Why?.

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