A series of two-page newsletters explaining how basic neuroscience discoveries lead to clinical applications from the
Society For Neuroscience
Definition of terminology used in describing HD, Other problems or diseases
to be considered, a Tuitoral on how to translate medical terms into understandable English and a Search Engine for definitions
of words describing genetic disorders and birth defects
An April 2003 update on DNA testing which refers to Huntington's Disease
DNA From The Beginning
Is organized around key concepts. The science behind each
concept is explained by: animation, image gallery, video interviews, problem, biographies, and links.
What are genes? How can genes influence disease? What is genetic testing? Who
might want genetic testing? Huntington's Disease (HD) Implications of Testing : Benefits; Limitations; Risks .
Genetic discrimination. How can genetic counseling help? How do people decide about genetic testing?
Genetic Testing in general, implications and considerations in general fact sheet. |
Alternative names: homozygous; inheritance; hetero-zygous; inheritance patterns; heredity and disease; heritable; genetic
markers.
Genetics~Mereck Manual - Fundamentals: Genetics; Gene Abnormalities;
Single-Gene Abnormalities; Codominant Inheritance; Abnormal Mitochondrial Genes. Gene Technology
Neuroscience For Students &
Teachers - The Society for Neuroscience (SfN),
a nonprofit membership organization of basic scientists and physicians who study the brain and nervous system, links to ideas for science fair projects, lesson plans & activities and how
the brain, nervous system, and the spinal cord work.
Link to an article by the American Medical Association [AMA] written for physicians
on the consent and notification guidelines for genetic testing which mention Huntington's
What is genetic testing? - Explains basics, the different types of testing available, and the Ethical, Legal and Social
Issues |
