Genomics

3 credits · Graduate Programs

Provides an up-to-date insight into the structure and function of the human genome by examining the strategies and techniques - including massively parallel sequencing - used in genomic studies. Review how model systems and genome editing are used to establish the functional consequences of genomic variation. Students can expect to gain a comprehensive understanding and broad appreciation of the significance of genomic information in context of rare and common human diseases and precision medicine. Prerequisite(s): Consent of Instructor. Also known as (formerly): Medical Science 641.04 (Genomics)