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Reproductive Genetics

Suzanne Carter, Susan Gross

Spring

This course explores the discipline of reproductive genetics, which commences in the preconception period. It provides students a basic understanding of human reproduction and new reproductive technologies. Emphasis is placed on the practical application of this knowledge in prenatal genetic diagnosis, management, and therapy.

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Human Genetics Program courses

• Advanced Human Genetics
• Advanced Human Genetics Special Topics Workshop
• Biochemical Genetics
• Genetic Counseling Case Management Practicum
• Human Embryology
• Human Physiology
• Introduction to Clinical Medicine
• Issues in Genetic Counseling
• Issues in Public Health Genetics
• Medical Genetics Seminar
• Monday Afternoon Series
• Reproductive Genetics
• Seminar in Genetic Counseling
• The Empathic Attitude

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