For the small animal practitioner, it can be a daunting, nearly impossible task to remember all these diseases and be aware of the many novel tests and their appropriate management and control. The recent advances in canine clinical genetics will be covered and illustrated with clinical case ...
Genetics and hereditary diseases of the przewalski horse: L.E.M. de Boer, J. Bouman and I. Bouman (Editors), foundation for the preservation and protection of the przewalski horse, mathenesserstraat 101a, 3027 PD rotterdam, 1979. 176 pp., 12 photos, 28 tablets, 44 fig., Dfl. 20.00...
Genetics and hereditary diseases of the Przewalski horse : proceedings of the Arnhem Study-Conference organized by the Foundation for the Preservation and Protection of the Przewalski Horse, held on the 16th and 17th of October 1978 at Burger's Zoo edited by Leobert E.M. de Boer, Jan and Ing...
Abstract. A fresh view of some old and new diseases recognized by means of modern genetics and biochemistry.
What is Mendelian genetics? What is the modern science of heredity called? What are the genetic causes of trisomy 21? What type of genetic mutation causes Wilson's disease? What is the rarest genetic mutation? What role does evolution play in hereditary diseases?
American Journal of Human GeneticsWells, R.D., Warren, S.T. and Sarmiento, M. (1998) Genetic Instabilities and Hereditary Neurological Diseases. Academic Press, San Diego, CA.Wells, R. D., and Warren, S. T. (eds) (1998) Genetic Instabilities and Heredi- tary Neurological Diseases, ...
Hereditary ataxias are a heterogeneous group of neurodegenerative diseases. Neither the clinical features nor the findings at autopsy provide a satisfactory basis for the isolation of distinct categories and classification. Recently, several gene loci responsible for inherited ataxias have been identified....
"The same gene editing technique works on living animals and humans, but we don't yet know how safe it is. This is why the matter has to be investigated first in laboratory animals," Keskinen adds. Therapeutic potential at last for hereditary diseases ...
(b) The reduction or the loss of a protein within multiprotein assemblies are frequently encountered in red cell membrane genetic diseases; it leads to the disruption of the complexes with the possible disappearance of the other proteins than the mutated protein. (c) The above genes being also...
On the basis of the prevalence of AD and AR hereditary diseases, a principal component analysis was carried out, which determined the genogeographical position of Abazins among nine ethnic groups (13 populations) of Russian Federation: six Russian regions, Bashkirs of the Bashkortostan, Tatars of...