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Who Should Have Cancer Genetics?

Why Should I Have a Cancer Genetic Predisposition Test? With cancer genetic testing, it is determin...

What Are the Genetic Causes of Recurrent Pregnancies?

Recurrent pregnancy loss is defined as 2 or more clinically proven embryonic and/or fetal losses bef...

What is Liquid Biopsy?

Cancer is a heterogeneous disease. Even if it originates from a single clone, over time, cells begin...

What Are the Genetic Causes of Breast Cancer?

Familial Breast Cancer Breast cancer is a disease that occurs with the uncontrolled growth and diff...

What Are the Genetic Causes of Hereditary Heart Diseases?

Hereditary heart diseases; are caused by an error (mutation) in one or more genes that affect the mu...

What Are the Genetic Causes of Familial Hypercholesterolemia?

Familial hypercholesterolemia is the high level of LDL (low-density lipoprotein) cholesterol. It cau...

What Are the Genetic Causes of Obesity?

Overweight or obesity is defined as abnormal (excessive) fat accumulation in the body. If the value ...

What Are the Genetic Causes of Sex Disorders in Children?

Gender Developmental Disorders Gender development is a process that begins in the womb and continue...

BenchMark Special Stains system

It helps to examine the localization of some enzymes or macromolecules in cells and tissues. The sys...

What are Alzheimer's Disease and its Genetic Causes?

Alzheimer's Disease and Genetics Dementia; It is the deterioration of memory, speech, problem solvi...

Hearing Loss

Hearing loss (deafness) is one of the most common birth defects. It occurs in 3/1000 of newborn babi...

What Are the Genetic Causes of Short Stature in Children?

Short stature is when the child's height is below the statistical value (2 standard deviations (SD))...

Early Puberty Causes and Genetics

Adolescence (puberty) is the transition period from childhood to adulthood, when the individual's se...

What are Genetic Bone and Muscle Diseases?

BONE DISEASES: Osteoporosis (Bone Loss): This disease, which is more common in people over the ag...

Bionano Optical Mapping Method

Cytogenetic methods, especially chromosome analysis for the analysis of structural and numerical var...

What are Neurodevelopmental Diseases?

NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISEASES Neurodevelopmental diseases are disorders in which the development of t...

What is Chromosome Test?

Chromosome testing examines a person's chromosome number and structure to detect abnormalities in ch...

Do You Know Your Spouse?

What Does Carrier Scan Find?Many people may be carriers of a disease that causes changes in genes wi...

What is SMA?

SMA is an inherited neuron disease that affects the central nervous system and skeletal musculature....

Cytogenetics

Cytogenetics is the part of genetics that examines chromosomes in number and structure. In cytogenet...