Genetics in Clinical Practice: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Therapy

This book intends to provide an introduction to clinical genetics that is more up-to-date than the general textbooks on genetics. It assumes that the reader has a background knowledge of genetics and molecular biology. Each chapter written by an expert in the field ends with a list of references for those who wish to do further reading and investigate the topic in more detail. Each chapter illustrates general principles with selected examples to provide a flavor of such a large and complex field.