This unit builds on PATH5516 Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Genetics and provides students with a sound knowledge and understanding of basic laboratory methods including (1) DNA and RNA extraction; (2) designing primers for maximum PCR sensitivity and specificity; (3) performing MLPA analysis; and (4) preparing samples for DNA sequencing analysis.<br/><br/>The unit is designed to provide the practical knowledge for the methods listed above. A number of case studies are used to highlight the various methods and possible interferences with the techniques. The students are presented with several cases and asked to do the analysis for a particular disease. Each of the cases has a problem... -- Course Website
Prerequisites: PATH5516 Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Genetics (formerly PATH8516 Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Genetics)
