Genetics
This course in Genetics has been designed for BSc Health Care students,
covering one credit, which includes 12 contact hours. It
deals with the basic principles of genetics, including basic molecular
genetics, mutations and applications to medicine as well as Mendelian
inheritance. It is divided into 12 presentations that will form the
subject matter of discusions to be held in the teaching sessions
included in this credit. Students should study the presentations and where
necessary refer to the recommended texts before attending the teaching
sessions on the same topic. The teaching sessions will not be a replay
of the presentations but will be interactive discussions designed to
encourage students to think and to apply basic knowledge to problem solving,
and in which students are expected to participate actively.
1.
The Science of Genetics
2. Mendelian Inheritance
3.The molecular basis of genetics
4. How Genes Function
5. Mutations
6. Chromosomes and chromosome abnormalities
7. New Genetic Techniques
The following presentations correspond to the above
topics, and contain basically the same material:
- The science of genetics presentation
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Students are also invited ton send their comments, question or suggestions to
alfred.cuschieri@.um.edu.mt
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