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GMS MS 506: Clinical Laboratory Genetics I
Advanced course designed for those considering a clinical or research career in human genetics. Emphasis is on clinical cytogenetics (chromosome testing). Course will cover types of chromosome abnormalities, methodology, nomenclature and clinical significance in pregnancy, birth defects, and cancer. Laboratory work will include basic blood culture, chromosome preparation, banding, identification and karyotyping. Provides updated review of latest cytogenetic methodology and applications, such as FISH, comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) and array CGH. 4 cr, SS II. -
GMS MS 571: Directed Studies in Medical Sciences
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GMS MS 572: Directed Studies in Medical Sciences
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GMS MS 640: Biomed Info
This course description is currently under construction. -
GMS MS 700: Elementary Biostatistics for the Biomedical Sciences
Topics include collection, classification, and presentation of descriptive data; the rationale of hypothesis testing; experimental design; t-tests; simple correlation analysis; and analysis of contingency tables. Special attention is directed to the ability to recognize and interpret statistical procedures in articles from current literature. 2 cr, Spring sem. -
GMS MS 783: Molecular Basis of Neurologic Diseases
Molecular mechanisms of stroke, multiple sclerosis, Huntington's disease, Alzheimer's disease, amyotropic lateral sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, and neoplasia are considered. Fundamentals and current research in molecular biology are reviewed. Current publication seminar discussions are held with student participation. Distinguished guest speakers give keynote lectures monthly. 2 cr, Fall sem. -
GMS MS 791: Read Transl Res
This course description is currently under construction. -
GMS MS 793: Fund MED Biotec
This course description is currently under construction. -
GMS MS 971: Rel MED Sci
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GMS MS 972: Rel MED Sci
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GMS MS 981: Certified Full Time-With Courses
0 cr, Fall sem. -
GMS MS 982: Certified Full Time-With Courses
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GMS MS 983: Continuing Study-Part Time
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GMS MS 984: Continuing Study-Part Time
0 cr, Spring sem.

