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23rd Course in Medical Genetics

 
  January 14, 2010  
     
 
European Genetics Foundation, “EuroMediterranean University Center” of Ronzano (Bologna)
May 23-28, 2010


Sunday, May 23rd

Morning session: INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL GENETICS AND GENOME ANALYSIS

08:30: G. Romeo, Overview of the course

09:00: D. Donnai, Medical Genetics today

09:45: A. Read, Process of disease gene discovery-monogenic disorders

10:30: Coffee break

11:00: H. Brunner, Genotypes and Phenotypes

11:45: J. Krause, The Neandertal Genome Project

12:30: Questions from students on morning lectures

13:00: Lunch break

Afternoon session: 14:30 - 18:00

Concurrent Workshops

Monday, May 24th

Morning session: CYTOGENETICS AND CLINICAL GENETICS

09:00: D. Donnai, Basic Concepts in Dysmorphology

09:45: M. Speicher, Cytogenetic Techniques

10:30: Coffee break

11:00: H. Brunner, Chromosomal Syndromes

11:45: J. Veltman, Next Generation Sequencing

12:30: Questions from students on morning lectures

13:00: Lunch break

Afternoon session: 14:30 - 18:00

Concurrent Workshops

Tuesday,  May 25th

Morning session: NEW APPROACHES IN MEDICAL GENETICS

09:00: H. Dietz, Marfan disease as paradigm for the transition from medical genetics to genetic  medicine.

09:45: N. Katsanis, Ciliopathies and Zebrafish as model organism

10:30: Coffee break

11:00: J. Gecz, Capitalising on genomics to understand the genetics and biology of (primarily X-Linked) learning disability.

11:45: P. Robinson, The Human Phenotype Ontology

13:00: Lunch break

12:30: Questions from students on morning lectures

13:00: Lunch break

Afternoon session: 14:30 - 18:00

Concurrent Workshops

Wednesday, May 26th

Morning session: COMPLEX GENETIC DISORDERS AND NEUROGENETICS

09:00: E. Maestrini, Complex Traits

09:45: D. Valle, Schizophrenia

10:30: Coffee break

11:00: J. Gecz, ARX Spectrum Disorders

11:45: O. Riess (t.b.d.)

12:30: Questions from students on morning lectures

13:00: Lunch break

Afternoon session: SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Thursday, May 27th

Morning session: THERAPY

09:00: B. Wirth, Spinal Muscular atrophy: from gene to therapy

09:45: D. Valle, (t.b.d.)

10:30: Coffee break

11:00: N. Levy, Treatment of mice in progeria

11:45: (t.b.d.)

12:30: Questions from students on morning lectures

13:00: Lunch break

Afternoon session: 14:30 - 18:00

Concurrent Workshops

Friday, May 28th

Morning session: TECHNOLOGY, EPIGENETICS AND ETHICAL ISSUES

09:00: J. Veltman, (t.b.d.)

09:45: B. Horsthemke, Epigenetics and disease

10:30: Coffee break

11:45: M. C. King, Inherited forms of cancer: breast cancer

11:45: A. Read, Ethical Issues

12:30: Questions from students on morning lectures

13:00: Lunch break

Departure after lunch

 
 
Organized by: European Genetics Foundation
Invited Speakers:

Hal Dietz (Baltimore, USA), Dian Donnai (Manchester, UK), Josef Gecz (Adelaide, Australia), Bernhard Horsthemke (Essen, Germany), Nicholas Katsanis (Baltimore, USA), Marie Claire King (Washington, USA), Nicolas Levy (Marseille, France), Elena Maestrini (Bologna, Italy), Andrew Read (Manchester, UK), Olaf Riess ( Tuebingen, Germany), Peter Robinson (Berlin, Germany), Michael Speacher (Graz, Austria), David Valle (Baltimore, USA), Joris Veltman (Nijmegen, The Netherlands).

 
Deadline for Abstracts: N.A.
 
Registration:

http://www.eurogene.org/course/23rd-course-medical-genetics-0

E-mail: serena.greco@eurogene.org
 
   
 
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