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Uniparental Disomy (UPD) In Clinical Genetics : A Guide For Clinicians And Patients Hardcover English by Thomas Liehr - 10 Jul 2014

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PublisherSpringer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG
ISBN 139783642552878
ISBN 103642552870
Book SubtitleA Guide For Clinicians And Patients
Book DescriptionThis book focus on genetic diagnostics for Uniparental Disomy (UPD), a chromosomal disorder defined by the exceptional presence of a chromosome pair derived from only one parent, which leads to a group of rare diseases in humans. First the molecular and cytogenetic background of UPD is described in detail; subsequently, all available information of the various chromosomal origins and the latest findings on genotype-phenotype correlations and clinical consequences are discussed. Numerous personal reports from families with a child suffering from a UPD-induced syndrome serve to complement the scientific and clinical aspects. Their experiences with genetic counseling and living with a family member affected by this chromosomal aberration present a vivid picture of what UPD means for its victims.
Editorial ReviewFrom the book reviews: "The book discusses basic concepts avoiding technological language, making book accessible for both lay people and clinical geneticists. ... This is a highly specialized book on a specific molecular/cytogenetic process. ... It should be a great aid for clinical geneticists to make them aware of the phenotype expected in situations where UPD is involved. Patients with UPD and their parents may find the book informative." (Luis F. Escobar, Doody's Book Reviews, September, 2014)
LanguageEnglish
AuthorThomas Liehr
Publication Date10 Jul 2014
Number of Pages192

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