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⇒ Human Genetics
⇒ Human chromosomes
⇒ Determination of sex
⇒ Sex linked inheritance
⇒ Chromosomal aberrations
⇒ Dizygotic and monozygotic twins
⇒ Inborn errors in metabolism
⇒ Sickle-cell anaemia
⇒ Genetic analysis through pedigree charts
⇒ Chromosome mapping in humans (including RFLPs, etc.)
⇒ Gene transfer in mammalian cells
⇒ Chromosome mediated gene transfer
⇒ Transformation of cells with free DNA
⇒ Use of human genetics in medical science 
⇒ Genetic counseling
⇒ Amniocentesis and antenatal diagnosis
⇒ Gene therapy
⇒ Making a choice of baby's sex
⇒ DNA fingerprinting in forensic science
In 1909, A.E. Garrod described certain hereditary diseases which cause certain defects in metabolism. The three diseases, namely (i) alcaptonuria, (ii) phenylketonuria and (iii) albinism result due to block in the metabolism where phenylalanine is broken down and utilized. These were discussed in Mutations : 2.  Biochemical Level (Biochemical and Microbial Genetics) in some detail.

 
     






     
     
 
 
     
 
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