A number of hereditary diseases are amenable to treatment by manipulation of the environment, and the results of this approach are encouraging. Some of these conditions need to be diagnosed soon after birth if serious effects are to be prevented. Neonatal screening programmes are therefore indicated. Other hereditary diseases either defy treatment completely or else have an extremely bad prognosis even when the best treatment is provided. Recent advances in the field of prenatal diagnosis of hereditary disorders have made it possible to 'prevent' the birth of children with a number of these conditions.S. Afr. Med. J., 48. 1500 (1974)
The interest shown by scientists around the world to human heredity is not accidental. Currently, ab...
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One of the primary aims of the genetic counselor is the reduction in the number of children born wit...
Some hereditary diseases and the effects of drugs on genes, as genetic diseases or congenital malfor...
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The mutation genetic material, including genetic mutations or chromosome aberration, is the source o...
Twenty years ago we were taught to classify the cause of any medical condition into those that were ...
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textabstractTwo to six percent of all newborn children have a disorder with a genetic cause (1-3). F...
Hereditary diseases are diseases caused by a violation of genetic information (genetic information);...
Recent advances in genetics and laboratory techniques have raised difficult issues for both the medi...
ABSTRACT Globally, 1 out of 150 live births has a detectable chromosomal abnormality. Genetic disea...
Fictional portrayals of our possible future, such as the Hollywood film Gattaca, often conceive of a...
The interest shown by scientists around the world to human heredity is not accidental. Currently, ab...
Genetics, in The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Health, Illness, Behavior, and Society (W.C. Cocke...
In the late 1990’s, doctors at the St. Barnabus Institute in New Jersey developed a groundbreaking n...
Genetic diseases and birth defects have a major impact on all levels of health care because of their...
One of the primary aims of the genetic counselor is the reduction in the number of children born wit...
Some hereditary diseases and the effects of drugs on genes, as genetic diseases or congenital malfor...
A fresh view of some old and new diseases recognized by means of modern genetics and biochemistry. A...
The mutation genetic material, including genetic mutations or chromosome aberration, is the source o...
Twenty years ago we were taught to classify the cause of any medical condition into those that were ...
Congenital anomalies including genetic diseases contribute a significant proportion of infant morbid...
textabstractTwo to six percent of all newborn children have a disorder with a genetic cause (1-3). F...
Hereditary diseases are diseases caused by a violation of genetic information (genetic information);...
Recent advances in genetics and laboratory techniques have raised difficult issues for both the medi...
ABSTRACT Globally, 1 out of 150 live births has a detectable chromosomal abnormality. Genetic disea...
Fictional portrayals of our possible future, such as the Hollywood film Gattaca, often conceive of a...
The interest shown by scientists around the world to human heredity is not accidental. Currently, ab...
Genetics, in The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Health, Illness, Behavior, and Society (W.C. Cocke...
In the late 1990’s, doctors at the St. Barnabus Institute in New Jersey developed a groundbreaking n...