Human Genetic Mapping with Anonymous Markers
| Author: | Martin Nicklin |
|---|---|
| Submitted: | Wednesday 29th of September 2010 01:37:49 PM |
| Submitted by: | Mohammed-E Twfieg |
| Language: | English |
| Content type: | Learning resource |
| Educational levels: | qc1, qc2 |
Contents
Topics
- Molecular genetics > Techniques > Molecular techniques > PCR
- Statistical genetics > Mathematical models used in statistical genetics > Population genetics > LD
- Molecular genetics > Studies of DNA > Studies of DNA (as a sequence) > Human variability (SNPs/microsatellites/copy-number variation)
- Statistical genetics > Mathematical models used in statistical genetics > Formal genetics > Mendelian laws
- Statistical genetics > Genetic epidemiology > Gene discovery > Genome-wide > Linkage (Genome-wide)
- Molecular genetics > Studies of DNA > Studies of DNA (as a sequence) > Disease-associated alterations (mutation/deletion/duplication/insertion)
- Molecular genetics > Techniques > Array based/high throughput technologies
- Statistical genetics > Mathematical models used in statistical genetics > Population genetics
- Molecular genetics > Techniques > Molecular techniques > Sequencing
Abstract
A lecture in human genetics that was delivered as part of MSc in Molecular Medicine at the University of Sheffield in 2009.Download
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Citation
Martin Nicklin. Human Genetic Mapping with Anonymous Markers. EUROGENE portal. September 2010. online: http://eurogene.open.ac.uk/content/human-genetic-mapping-anonymous-markers
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