Genetic Analysis in Clinical Research - Erasmus University Rotterdam
Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences (Nihes)
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26.01.2009 - 30.01.2009 Rotterdam, Netherlands
Course Content
The course comprises basic introductions about genetics of complex disorders, statistical genetics, genetic epidemiology, genome-wide association studies, meta-analysis, pharmacogenetics, translational research, risk prediction and genetic test evaluation. These introductions are illustrated in several guest lectures where researchers present ongoing genomics research at Erasmus MC and afiliated centers.
The course comprises basic introductions about genetics of complex disorders, statistical genetics, genetic epidemiology, genome-wide association studies, meta-analysis, pharmacogenetics, translational research, risk prediction and genetic test evaluation. These introductions are illustrated in several guest lectures where researchers present ongoing genomics research at Erasmus MC and afiliated centers.
Target Audience
After this course, participants should be able to read and critically evaluate scientific research papers about gene discoveries, genome-wide association studies and genome-based prediction of common diseases.
After this course, participants should be able to read and critically evaluate scientific research papers about gene discoveries, genome-wide association studies and genome-based prediction of common diseases.
Qualifications
Completed Master’s programme or equivalent knowledge.
Completed Master’s programme or equivalent knowledge.
Local Organizer
Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences (Nihes)
Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences (Nihes)
Notes
This course is part of the Erasmus Winter Programme 2009.
This course is part of the Erasmus Winter Programme 2009.
Languages
English
English
Organizer contact info
Dr Molewaterplein 50
3000 CA Rotterdam
Netherlands
Dr Molewaterplein 50
3000 CA Rotterdam
Netherlands
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