Episode 19 — Exploring transgenics—the forefront of genetic advancement in rare

Rare in Common: the podcast
18/07/2019 19 min
Episode 19 — Exploring transgenics—the forefront of genetic advancement in rare

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Did you know that there are benefits to studying human genetic variants in worms or fish? In this fascinating chat recorded at the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) annual meeting, Shula Jaron explains how transgenics give scientists a simpler way to study human disease genes and mutations in live organisms. You may be surprised to learn that worms and zebrafish play an important role in discoveries in rare.

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