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9780471298069

Clinical Genetics : A Short Course

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    9780471298069

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    0471298069

  • Edition: 1st
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  • Copyright: 2000-03-31
  • Publisher: Wiley-Liss
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Summary

Clinical Genetics: A Short Course emphasizes clinical, rather than traditional human genetics, and is a vital resource for medical, clinical, and human geneticists, as well as other health care professionals.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Roster of Cases xv
PART I INHERITANCE AND PREDISPOSITION 1(98)
Introduction to Clinical Genetics: Genes, Traits, and Pedigrees
3(20)
What is Genetic? Definitions and the Role of Family History
3(1)
Categories of Genetic and Congenital Diseases---Incidence and Impact in Medicine
4(1)
The Genetic Approach in Medicine
5(2)
Traits in Medicine
7(3)
Correlating Traits with Genes: The Nature of Genetic Information
10(1)
Pedigrees and Patterns of Transmission
10(3)
Predicting Genetic Risk from Probabilities of Allele Segregation
13(1)
Risk Assessment as a Part of Genetic Counseling
14(2)
Laboratory Aspects of Genetics (The Genetic Hierarchy)
16(2)
Ethical Issues in Genetics: A Preview
18(5)
Genetics in Medicine
19(2)
Answers
21(1)
Solutions
21(1)
Bibliography
22(1)
Mendelian Inheritance
23(22)
Mendelian Principles and Their Clinical Application
23(2)
Autosomal Dominant Inheritance
25(4)
Autosomal Recessive Inheritance
29(3)
X-Linked Recessive Inheritance
32(3)
Risk Calculations for Mendelian Disorders
35(3)
From Genetic Diagnosis to Gene Isolation (A Preview)
38(7)
Mendelian Inheritance
39(2)
Answers
41(1)
Solutions
41(3)
Bibliography
44(1)
Multifactorial Determination and the Genetics of Common Diseases
45(14)
Multifactorial Traits: Genes Plus Environment
45(1)
Quantitative Traits and the Idea of Multiple Genetic Loci
46(3)
Setting the Threshold for Multifactorial Disease: Heredity and Environment
49(2)
Genetic Relationships
51(2)
Calculating Recurrence Risks Using the Multifactorial Determination/Threshold Model
53(2)
The Measurement of Genetic Predisposition (Heritability): Twin Studies
55(4)
Multifactorial Determination
56(1)
Answers
57(1)
Solutions
57(1)
Bibliography
58(1)
Population Genetics
59(22)
Population Genetics and Human Variation
59(1)
Mutation: The Cause of Polymorphism and Disease
60(2)
Human Polymorphisms: The ABO and Rh Blood Groups
62(2)
Population Frequencies of Polymorphisms: The Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium
64(3)
Population Differences in Allele Frequencies: Examples and Mechanisms
67(4)
Consequences of Population Variability for Neonatal, Carrier, and Prenatal Screening
71(1)
Evolution as Changes in Gene Frequencies in Response to Environment
72(2)
Sociological Impact on Gene Frequencies: Fallacies Underlying Reproductive Sanctions
74(7)
Population Genetics
77(1)
Answers
78(1)
Solutions
78(1)
Bibliography
79(2)
Measuring Genetic Predisposition: Common Diseases, Pharmacogenetics, and Ecogenetics
81(18)
Measurement of Genetic Predisposition: Risk Factors for Common Diseases
82(4)
Assessment of Risk Factors: Positive Predictive Value
86(2)
Combined Risk Factors as the Guide to Prevention
88(2)
Pharmacogenetics: Variable Drug Response due to Genetic Polymorphism and Ethnic Differences
90(3)
Ecogenetics
93(6)
Ecogenetics, Multifactorial Determination, and Risk Factors
95(1)
Answers
96(1)
Solutions
96(1)
Bibliography
97(2)
PART II LABORATORY GENETICS, NEW DEVELOPMENTS 99(150)
From Gene to Trait: Levels of Genetic Information
101(22)
Introduction
101(3)
Gene Structure
104(2)
Gene Replication and Expression
106(4)
Regulation at the Gene Level
110(1)
Regulation at the Protein Level: Biochemical Genetics
111(3)
Genetic Anemias: Levels of Cellular and Molecular Delineation
114(9)
Gene Expression and the Genetic Hierarchy
120(1)
Answers
121(1)
Solutions
121(1)
Bibliography
121(2)
Genetics at the Chromosome Level: Cytogenetics
123(28)
Introduction: The Spectrum of Chromosomal Disease
124(1)
Chromosomes and Cell Division
124(1)
Cytogenetic Technology
125(2)
Cytogenetic Notation
127(5)
The Origin and Transmission of Chromosomal Aberrations
132(3)
Karyotype/Phenotype Correlation and Indications for Chromosomal Studies
135(4)
Chromosomal Syndromes: Polyploidy, Tetrasomy, Trisomy, and Partial Duplications
139(2)
Chromosomal Syndromes: Monosomies and Partial Deletions
141(1)
Interstitial Deletions and Microdeletions
142(3)
Sex Chromosome Aneuploidy
145(6)
Cytogenetics
148(1)
Answers
149(1)
Solutions
149(1)
Bibliography
149(2)
Genetics at the DNA Level: Molecular Genetics and DNA Diagnosis
151(36)
DNA and the Clinician
152(1)
Identifying DNA Segments in Genomic DNA
153(3)
DNA Cloning and Gene Characterization
156(3)
Genetic Linkage and Genetic Maps
159(9)
Chromosome Jumping and Physical Mapping
168(1)
Gene Characterization and DNA Diagnosis
169(2)
The Molecular Delineation of Genetic Disorders
171(9)
The Human Genome Project
180(1)
Ethical Issues in Molecular Genetics
181(6)
Molecular Genetics
183(1)
Answers
184(1)
Solutions
184(2)
Bibliography
186(1)
Genetics at the Cellular Level: Developmental, Cancer, and Immunogenetics
187(40)
Introduction
188(1)
Regulation of Cell Growth, Differentiation, and Communication
188(3)
Developmental Genetics: Animal Models
191(14)
Human Developmental Genetics
205(7)
Cancer Genetics
212(4)
Inherited Cancers and Cancer Syndromes
216(5)
Immunogenetics
221(6)
Developmental Genetics
223(1)
Answers
223(1)
Solutions
223(1)
Bibliography
224(3)
New Applications of Clinical Genetics: Atypical Inheritance Mechanisms and Gene Therapy
227(22)
Introduction---Early Exceptions to Mendel's Rules
228(1)
Somatic and Germ-Line Mosaicism
228(2)
Prader-Willi Syndrome and the Recognition of Genomic Imprinting
230(2)
Uniparental Disomy and Genomic Imprinting
232(4)
Disorders Due to DNA Duplication: Microduplications and Expanding Triplet Repeats
236(4)
Gene Targeting and Gene Therapy
240(9)
New Applications of Clinical Genetics
245(1)
Answers
245(1)
Solutions
246(1)
Bibliography
246(3)
PART III CLINICAL GENETICS 249(200)
Pediatric Genetics: Birth Defects and Syndromology
252(35)
Introduction
252(2)
Approach to the Child with Congenital Anomalies---Categories and Terminology
254(7)
The Dysmorphology Examination: Gestalt, Analytic, and Interpretive Approaches
261(3)
Clinical Problems with High Risks for Syndromes
264(7)
Medical Management of Malformation Syndromes
271(2)
Chromosomal Syndromes
273(1)
Malformation Syndromes Exhibiting Mendelian Inheritance Including Metabolic Dysplasias
273(2)
Malformation Syndromes with Abnormal Growth Including the Skeletal Dysplasias
275(2)
Malformation Syndromes Due to Teratogens
277(3)
Malformation Syndromes and Associations of Unknown Cause
280(7)
Dysmorphology
282(1)
Answers
283(1)
Solutions
283(1)
Bibliography
284(3)
Pediatric Genetics: Inborn Errors of Metabolism
287(40)
Introduction
288(3)
Recognizing Metabolic Diseases
291(3)
Disorders of Carbohydrate Metabolism
294(4)
Disorders of Amino Acid Metabolism
298(8)
Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorders and Organic Acidemias
306(4)
Storage Diseases: Lipidoses and Mucolipidoses (Oligosaccharidoses)
310(4)
Organellar Disorders
314(3)
Genetic Screening
317(4)
Treatment of Metabolic Disorders: Review and Summary
321(6)
Inborn Errors of Metabolism
323(1)
Answers
324(1)
Solutions
324(1)
Bibliography
324(3)
Genetics in the Surgical Specialities
327(34)
Introduction: Evaluation and Risks of Surgically Correctible Congenital Anomalies
327(2)
General Pediatric Surgery
329(5)
Craniofacial and Plastic Surgery
334(6)
Cardiothoracic Surgery
340(4)
Neurosurgery
344(3)
Orthopedic surgery
347(3)
Urology
350(6)
Cancer Surgery
356(5)
Genetics in the Surgical Specialties
356(1)
Answers
357(1)
Solutions
357(1)
Bibliography
358(3)
Genetics and Adult Medicine
361(34)
Introduction
361(1)
Cardiology
362(6)
Autoimmune Disorders
368(2)
Medical Subspecialty Diseases
370(7)
Neurologic and Psychiatric Diseases
377(7)
Genetics of Common Cancers
384(11)
Genetics and Adult Medicine
389(1)
Answers
389(1)
Solutions
389(2)
Bibliography
391(4)
Reproductive Genetics and Prenatal Diagnosis
395(30)
Introduction
396(1)
Genetic Factors in Infertility and Reproductive Failure
396(7)
Preconceptional Counseling and the Prenatal History
403(2)
Options for Altering Fertilization, Implantation, or Delivery
405(3)
Routine Prenatal Care
408(3)
Prenatal Diagnosis of Genetic Disease
411(7)
Fetal Surgery and Fetal Treatment
418(7)
Reproductive Genetics and Prenatal Diagnosis
419(1)
Answers
420(1)
Solutions
420(1)
Bibliography
421(4)
Genetics, Allied Health, and Preventive Management: The Clinical Genetics Care Pathway
425(24)
Introduction
426(2)
The Role of Nursing in Genetics
428(2)
The Role of Genetic Counselors
430(2)
The Role of Social Workers in Genetics
432(2)
The Role of Nutritional, Occupational, Physical, and Speech Therapists in Genetics
434(1)
The Role of Psychologists and School Professionals in Genetics
435(1)
Genetic Care Pathway and Preventive Management Guidelines
436(6)
Ethical Considerations in the Management of Genetic Disorders
442(7)
Allied Health and Preventive Management
444(1)
Answers
445(1)
Solutions
446(3)
Glossary 449(12)
Index 461

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