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Oral-facial-digital type I syndrome as a model system to study ciliary function 2006
egf  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: B. Franco
The oral-facial-digital syndromes are a heterogeneous group of rare developmental disorders characterized by defects in the face, oral cavity and digits. OFD type I (MIM 311200) is distinguishable because of its X-linked dominant inheritance with embryonic male lethality (Toriello, 1993). OFD1 is...

The Genomic era: hypes, hopes and practice
egf  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: C. Janssens
The rapid and continuing progress in gene discovery for complex diseases is fuelling interest in the potential implications of this knowledge for clinical and public health practice. One of the prominent expectations is that preventive and therapeutic interventions can be more effectively adminis...

Etiology of Complex Diseases
egf  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: Stephanie

Molecular tools to track complex microbial communities in polluted environments 2006
egf  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: D. Daffonchio
A wide taxonomic and functional bacterial diversity has been demonstrated to be a strong booster for the reclamation of polluted sites. Hence bacteria monitoring is now a key issue in predicting and following the effectiveness of bioremediation processes, “in situ” as well as “ex situ”, during na...

Recreational genomics? Dreams and fears on genetic susceptibility screening
pgmvanoverveld  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: Gertjan van Ommen and Martina Cornel
Editorial European Journal of Human Genetics (2008)16, 403-404

Unstable DNA, human variation and disease 2008
egf  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: D. Monckton
A growing number of human diseases are associated with the expansion of simple sequence repeats within the transcribed region of the gene (1-3). In most cases the expansion is of a trinucleotide repeat, often, CAG or CGG, but some disease are associated with the expansion of tetranucleotide (4), ...

Genetic Epidemiology 2: introduction
Heike Bickeboller  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: Heike Bickeböller
This resource contains materials for an course in genetic epidemiology. This presentation contains an introduction to segregation and Mendelian inheritance, the structure of genes, mutations,

Population Survey and biobanking
pgmvanoverveld  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: GJB van Ommen and F Skorpen
Ppt lecture on population-based heath surveys and biobanks held on the ESF Workshop.

Regulation of erythropoiesis by transcription factors 2006
egf  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: S. Philipsen
The major cell type in the blood circulation is the red blood cell or erythrocyte. These cells are highly specialized to carry out their main functions: the transport of oxygen from the lungs to the other parts of the body, and the transport of carbon dioxide from these tissues back to the lungs....

Study Guide 2008-2009, Master of Science in Health Sciences & Doctor of Science programmes
pgmvanoverveld  |  Language: English  |  Content type: Learning resource  | Author: Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences (NIHES), Rotterdam (NL)
Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences (NIHES) - Research Training in Medicine and the Health Sciences Study Guide 2008-2009, Master of Science in Health Sciences & Doctor of Science programmes

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