Advanced Genetic Technologies and their Clinical Applications
Short course
In London
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Advanced
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Location
London
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Class hours
30h
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Duration
5 Days
This five-day short course for healthcare professionals provides an introduction to genetic research and its use in understanding and treating neuromuscular diseases.
You'll learn about genetic testing and research technologies, from classic Sanger sequencing to next generation sequencing and genome wide association studies.
You'll consider the uses and limitations of new cutting edge genetic technologies, and how and which gene therapy approaches can lead to clinical applications.
The course also includes an introduction into ethical considerations in the context of genetic research and genetic counselling.
This course is run by the UCL Institute of Neurology in Queen Square.
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About this course
This course is for healthcare students and professionals working in:
biological sciences
medicine
neuroscience
pharmacy
occupational therapy
nursing
physiotherapy
You should have an upper second-class Bachelor’s degree or equivalent or relevant work experience.
You'll receive a certificate of attendance if you complete the course.
The short course isn't assessed. If you're taking the course as a taster module you'll need to complete coursework and an exam.
The course is accredited for CPD by the Royal Colleges of Physicians.
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Subjects
- Biological Sciences
- Medicine
- Neuroscience
- Pharmacy
- Occupational
- Nursing
- Physiotherapy
- Genetic counselling
- Mouse genetics
- Gene therapy
Course programme
Lecture topics will include:
- Patient-derived stem cells
- Gene therapy - the use of antisense oligonucleotides
- Mouse genetics
- Future of genetics
- Genetic counselling
Advanced Genetic Technologies and their Clinical Applications