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BIOL 3240

Human Genetics

3 units

This course will provide a comprehensive overview of genetics as it pertains to medicine, emphasizing the use of genomic technologies to enhance our understanding and treatment of human disease. Key topics include the structure and function of the human genome, genetic variability, DNA sequencing technologies, cytogenetic methods, human genetic disorders, mechanisms underlying genetic disease, novel disease gene discovery, clinical genetic testing, clinical bioinformatics, variant interpretation, precision medicine, pharmacogenomics, assisted reproductive technologies, genetic counseling, and the ethical and legal issues associated with modern genetic advances. Biochemistry recommended. (Biology Major Area A)

Prerequisites & course information

Credit 3 units. ArtSci IQ: NSM/Bus: PLS Typical periods offered: Fall

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