Genes in Medicine

This stimulating book bridges the gap between molecular biology and human genetics. Specifically written for medical students and human geneticists, it is a valuable guide to a rapidly moving field. This book bridges the gap between molecular biology and human genetics. Specifically written for medical students and human geneticists, it serves as a guide to this developing field. The authors introduce the basic concepts of genetics and molecular biology and describe the experimental tools used. DNA transcription, replication and mutation is described before progressing to chapters detailing specific cases of human genetic disease. Social and ethical implications are considered. This book should be of interest to students of molecular medicine, human genetics, molecular genetics, and biomedicine.