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1. Introduction
2. Genome mapping (1)
3. Cytogenetic mapping (1)
4. Why study chromosomal aberrations?
5. Cytogenetic mapping (2)
6. Basic chromosome structure
7. G-banding: nomenclature & resolution
8. Cytogenetic mapping (3)
9. Molecular cytogenetic techniques
10. Fluorescence in situ hybridization (1)
11. FISH
12. DNA \ chromatin fiber-FISH "Molecular combing"
13. Comparative genomic hybridization (CGH)
14. Resolution of cytological techniques
15. Resolution of microarrays
16. Genetic mapping
17. Genes and disease
18. Genetic disease
19. Monogenic vs. complex disease gene
20. Approaches to identify disease genes
21. Linkage
22. Genetic markers and linkage?
23. Genetic linkage
24. Linked marker
25. Unlinked marker
26. Genome-wide linkage analyses
27. Genome mapping (2)
28. The human genome in context
29. The human genome project (1)
30. Human genome project ethos
31. Human genome mapping and sequencing
32. Hierarchical strategy
33. Mapping strategy
34. Milestones in the human genome project
35. The human genome project (2)
36. Comparative mapping
37. What is comparative mapping?
38. Comparative sequence analysis
39. Selection of species for DNA comparisons
40. Homology, Orthology, paralogy
41. Comparative mapping - mouse
42. Physical mapping strategy
43. Comparative mapping - mouse and human
44. Comparative sequence alignment
45. Sequencing the next generation
46. Acknowledgements

Topics Covered

• Cytogenetic mapping
• The purpose, approaches and applications in cytogenetic analysis
• Genetic mapping
• Approaches and methods for linkage analysis
• Genome mapping
• The evolution of mapping approaches
• The human genome project
• Comparative mapping
• Approaches and applications in comparative organisms

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Series:

• Introduction to Human Genetics

Categories:

• Genetics & Epigenetics
• Methods

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Publication History

• Published on December 28, 2009

Financial Disclosures

• Dr. Simon Gregory has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.