Biology 263 (Semester/Year) Human Genetics Dr. Bush Phone: 843-798-3683 email: bush@coastal.edu Office (Dates/Times) Course Description: An examination of human genetics with a focus upon inheritance, molecular aspects of gene function, and the integration of genetics into healthcare. Special topics include genetic testing and the application of genetics in wellness and in disease prevention and treatment. Course Objectives: Upon completion of the course you will be able to understand: Transmission of genes and traits Sexual reproduction, including the process of meiosis Chromosomal abnormalities, including their production and adverse consequences Sex linked genes, sex chromosomes, and sex determination Molecular genetics; DNA structure and replication; gene expression Genetic testing Genetics and wellness Genetic profiling in disease management Student Learning Objectives: Upon completion of the course you can expect to be able to: Predict the transmission of genes from parent to child Describe meiosis Understand the risk factors that increase the production of chromosomal abnormalities Understand important genetic technologies Interpret genetic test results Understand genetic factors associated with wellness Understand important genetic disorders Understand the integration of genetics and health care Studying Human Genetics by Distance Learning
Biology 263 (Semester/Year) Human Genetics Dr. Bush Phone: 843-798-3683 email: bush@coastal.edu Office (Dates/Times) Course Description: An examination of human genetics with a focus upon inheritance, molecular aspects of gene function, and the integration of genetics into healthcare. Special topics include genetic testing and the application of genetics in wellness and in disease prevention and treatment. Course Objectives: Upon completion of the course you will be able to understand: Transmission of genes and traits Sexual reproduction, including the process of meiosis Chromosomal abnormalities, including their production and adverse consequences Sex linked genes, sex chromosomes, and sex determination Molecular genetics; DNA structure and replication; gene expression Genetic testing Genetics and wellness Genetic profiling in disease management Student Learning Objectives: Upon completion of the course you can expect to be able to: Predict the transmission of genes from parent to child Describe meiosis Understand the risk factors that increase the production of chromosomal abnormalities Understand important genetic technologies Interpret genetic test results Understand genetic factors associated with wellness Understand important genetic disorders Understand the integration of genetics and health care Studying Human Genetics by Distance Learning
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