Edited by
Ivar-Harry Pawlowtzki, Institut for Humangenetik, Universitat Munster, Germany
J. Edwards
Elizabeth Thompson, University of Washington, Seattle, U.S.A.
Description
A state-of-the-art reference,
Genetic Mapping of Disease Genes presents a detailed account of the new methodical approaches
to gene mapping. It provides completely up-to-date information and comprehensive coverage of research in this field, and includes contributions
from the leading experts. The book gives a broad overview of the genetic mapping involved in inherited diseases and discusses the shortcomings
of established mapping procedures.
The book will be essential reading for all researchers and postgraduate research students in molecular
genetics, clinical genetics, and molecular biology, but also those involved in ophthalmology, public health, medical statistics, and
mathematics.
Audience:
Researchers and postgraduate research students in genetics with emphasis on human molecular genetics, clinical genetics, molecular biology,
epidemiological genetics, and biochemistry. Individuals in the fields of opthamology, pediatrics, gynecology, psychiatry, hearing research,
public health, tropical medicine, blood banking, medical statistics, and mathematics.
