Resources
New Clinical Genetics
This is the web resource for New Clinical Genetics by Andrew Read and Dian Donnai.You will find links below to the various websites mentioned in the book, powerpoint illustrations and two pdf files which show how the book covers both the ASHG and NHS Genetics Education Centre curriculum guidelines.
Further resources for instructors
We can supply a CD containing all of the illustrations and photographs from the book (the photos are not available on this website) and full answers to the self-assessment questions, to academics recommending the book to their students.
To receive a copy of the CD, please send an email to Simon Watkins with details of your recommendation (course start date, enrolment, other books recommended).
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New Clinical Genetics sample chapter
New Clinical Genetics
Andrew Read; Dian Donnai
Paperback - ISBN 9781904842316
Scion Publishing Ltd
Price: $56.99
New Clinical Genetics provides all those involved in medical genetics with a unique clinical guide based on post-genomic technologies. Whether you are a medical student, a genetic counselor, or a clinical geneticist, this book offers something new.
The above items are available to download in various formats, indicated by the icon next to the document title.
- a PDF. This requires Adobe Acrobat Reader - a free download from Adobe.
- a Word document. This requires Microsoft Word to open it.
- a Powerpoint presentation. This requires Microsoft Powerpoint to open it.
- a Windows Media Player audio file. This requires Windows Media Player (or other audio player) to listen.
In all cases, if you wish to save the file on your computer, you should right click on the icon or the file name itself, and select "Save Target As..." from the menu that appears.
- a PDF. This requires Adobe Acrobat Reader - a free download from Adobe. - a Word document. This requires Microsoft Word to open it. - a Powerpoint presentation. This requires Microsoft Powerpoint to open it. - a Windows Media Player audio file. This requires Windows Media Player (or other audio player) to listen.In all cases, if you wish to save the file on your computer, you should right click on the icon or the file name itself, and select "Save Target As..." from the menu that appears.