From genotype to phenotype
By: [edited by] Steve E. Humphries, Sue Malcolm
Contributors: Humphries, Steve E; Malcolm, Sue
Series: Human molecular genetics series
Publisher: BIOS Scientific; USA and Canada distributor, Books International
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Oxford; Herndon, VA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Genetic disorders; Human genetics -- Variation
Description: The study of how the effects of different mutations - the genotype of the individual - are modified by other genetic factors and by the environment to produce variable clinical symptoms - the phenotype - is one of the fastest growing areas of human molecular genetics. From Genotype to Phenotype provides a unique review of the mechanisms of interaction between genotype and phenotype, for both common and rare genetic disorders.

This book will provide readers with a detailed understanding of common human phenotypes, which will improve disease diagnosis and help determine specific therapeutic measures for the future. Books in the Human Molecular Genetics series are important review volumes covering recent advances in the field for all human molecular geneticists, genetic counsellors and clinicians.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index