Translation of "Human geneticist" in German

You can get a profound genetic analysis at a human geneticist.

Therefore: the result of the human geneticist does not help further in finding a diagnosis in your case.

As a Human Geneticist, Research Scientist and Bioinfomatician, she positions herself at the interface of diagnostics, research and clinic.

Sir Walter Fred Bodmer FRS FRSE (born 10 January 1936 in Frankfurt, Germany) is a German-born British human geneticist.

The disorder was first described in 1969 by the German-American Human Geneticist Meinhard Robinow (1909–1997), along with physicians Frederic N. Silverman and Hugo D. Smith, in the American Journal of Diseases of Children.

Further consultants and contributors include Heidi Hahn, human geneticist at the Frankfurt University Hospital; Benjamin List, chemist and director at the Max Planck Institutre for Carbon Research in Muehlheim an der Ruhr and Roland Wengenmayr, physicist, science journalist and draughtsman.

However I think your general practitioner is not well informed; if the diganosis of CF is for sure, a genetic testing has alreday been done, so that the human geneticist knows exactly, for which mutation he has to look for (prerequisite: 1. both of the illness causing CFTR mutations of your nephew have been found and 2. the people involved agree to share the information with you).

We talk to a human geneticist, who knows Leoni very well, actually before she was born because he works in the fertility center

Educated in his own country, neurophysiological human geneticist Velazquez-Perez has contributed to diagnosing the disorder and proving the fact that it spread around the globe, and how it did so.

An apparently athletic body, but a pathologically weakened muscular anatomy, with constriction of movement in the spine - and attributable to no previously known cause of a muscular disease: this enigma has been solved by an international research team led by Graz human geneticist Dr. Christian Windpassinger. The "blame" goes to a mutation of the so-called FHL1-gene.

In the meantime you have been sent to a human geneticist, who has told you that via a molecular genetic investigation the illness of CF could not be diagnosed nor excluded for sure in this case.

In the current study, the scientists around Sybille Krauss and the Mainz-based human geneticist Susann Schweiger took a closer look at a critical stage of protein production – translation.

The project was initiated by a group of researchers working with human geneticist Susann Schweiger, who now works at the University of Dundee in Great Britain.

The human geneticist Stefan Mundlos warns against intervention in the human germline made possible by the CRISPR/Cas 'gene scissors'. April 19, 2016 The new procedure opens up many possibilities in medicine presenting opportunities and risks.

It is however important: even if the human geneticist does not find an unambigous CF mutation, the patient can carry a disease causing mutation, as on the one hand it is actually not searched everywhere in the disease causing CFTR gene (for this the CFTR gene is much too big) and on the other hand there are very many sequence variations, that cannot be judged about their meaning (for this, many CFTR variants are too rare, therefore it is not possible to tell, if they are disease causing or not).

The German human geneticist Dr. Widukind Lenz (1919-1995) deserves the honour for being the first - apart from the Australian physician McBride - who recognized and published the connection between children's birth defects and the fact that their mothers had taken thalidomide during pregnancy.

Prof. Dr. Claus Bartram, human geneticist and dean of Heidelberg University's Faculty of Medicine, has this to say about the objectives of the project: "First we will prepare a considered opinion on the potentialities and limitations of total sequencing of the human genome to support political discussion at the national and international level.

Consequently, one of the priorities in the work of the oncologist and human geneticist is to precisely evaluate the genetic basis of his patients and to customize the therapy according to the genetic characteristics.

The exceptions included Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer, the human geneticist highly regarded internationally and staunch racial hygienist, who had gone beyond just supporting Nazi racial policy in word and deed.

There are many genetic impairments in the CFTR gene, however in the majority of cases the human geneticist can identify those impairments via genetic testing.

After the genetic testing the human geneticist can do a genetic counseling, and tell you how high the risk is to get a child with CF with a new pregnancy.

We offer many special investigations such as the rare tumor marker Septin 9 (for bowl cancer), HE4 (for ovary tumors) and LSA (Prostate cancer cells). Since 2012, we have a human geneticist for the molecular genetic diagnosis at your service.

It is also integrated in systems biology networks, in particular with regard to malignant lymphomas.In addition to the curricular education of students in Medicine, as well as Biochemistry/Molecular Biology and Medical Life Sciences, the Department of Human Genetics also offers complete Advanced Training to Consultant in Human Genetics for doctors, and to Specialist Human Geneticist for Scientists.

An apparently athletic body, but a pathologically weakened muscular anatomy, with constriction of movement in the spine - and attributable to no previously known cause of a muscular disease: this enigma has been solved by an international research team led by Graz human geneticist Dr. Christian Windpassinger. The "blame" goes to a mutation of the so-called FHL1-gene. Patients with similar symptoms can now be examined and appropriate possible therapies developed, as the Graz experts report at the European Neurology Congress in Nice.

The participants engage with ethical conflicts that can arise at the beginning and end of life as well as during the life course. The teachers include Freiburg medical ethicist Dr. Claudia Bozzaro and neurologist Dr. Philipp Kellmeyer, human geneticist Prof. Dr. Ulrike Salat and transfusion and emergency care specialist Prof. Dr. Folker Wenzel from the Hochschule Furtwangen, deputy chair of the German Ethics Board Prof. Dr. Claudia Wiesemann from the University of Göttingen and Dr. Philippe Merz from the Thales-Akademie.

This is shown by a study in which human geneticists studied the genomes of 20,000 men.

To produce the first edition of ‘European Best Practice Guidelines for Quality Assurance, Provision and Use of Genome-based Information and Technologies’ using an interdisciplinary approach by, e.g., Public Health experts, EU lawyers, Human Geneticists and patient groups reviewing the available evidence including evidence emerging from relevant European research and health action networks.

If back in the 1960s genetic specialists were refreshingly open about presenting to the public their plans and dreams for improving humanity (e.g. in the famous or rather notorious Ciba symposium in 1962), increasing technical progress has made today's human geneticists increasingly uncommunicative about their activities and keen to play down the future possibilities of their work : a very disturbing trend.

If a hearing disorder is detected, the further diagnostic and therapeutic steps (determination of the type, severity and cause of the hearing disorder, sometimes hearing aid fitting, sometimes surgical management with internal ear transplant including preparation and follow-up, hearing and speech therapy, preventive measurements and parent counselling) are taken in close cooperation with a highly competent network of partners from other medical disciplines and specialties (pediatricians, human geneticists, developmental and behavioral psychologists, neuropsychologists, biologists, speech scientists, engineering scientists, logopedicians, hearing-aid acousticians) in order to provide the affected children with the highest level of care.

The human geneticists at Harvard Medical School in Boston used DNA-chips for an explanation to study RNA and DNA of genes displaying a "single-nucleotid"- polymorphism in their sequence.

Since the decoding of the human genome – the totality of human genetic information – in 2000, human geneticists have been able to examine human DNA for around 3,000 disorders that arise as a result of genetic mutations.

Various interdisciplinary groups of leading colleagues, laboratory physicians, human geneticists and application-focused companies have associated in early 2002 to explore and discuss possibilities for prenatal risk assessment in regard to fetal chromosome anomalies and other diseases that may develop in the first third of pregnancy (First-Trimester Screening).

Austrian dermatologist and human geneticists have gained new findings about the genesis of neurodermatitis: A lack of filaggrin promotes the genesis of the disease.