Genetics and Neurobiology of Down Syndrome offers an in-depth exploration of the genetic etiology and mechanisms behind trisomy 21. This comprehensive guide is ideal for readers interested in the science behind Down Syndrome, its history, and its clinical implications. The book delves into the physical features, cognitive aspects, and neurological symptoms associated with the syndrome, providing a well-rounded understanding of its impact.
The author meticulously discusses genetic counseling, offering insights into the pros and cons of prenatal screening and testing, while also navigating the complex ethical issues that accompany these processes. This makes it an essential resource for genetic counselors, healthcare professionals, and families seeking guidance.
What sets this book apart is its unique coverage of the societal and demographic aspects of Down Syndrome, as well as its examination of the link between the syndrome and increased susceptibility to Alzheimer’s and early brain aging. Moreover, the book projects the future direction of therapeutic developments, making it a valuable read for researchers and medical practitioners aiming to stay ahead in their field.
- Reviews genetic etiology and mechanisms of trisomy 21
- Discusses prenatal screening and genetic counseling, including ethical aspects
- Explores the link between Down Syndrome and susceptibility to Alzheimer’s
- Covers cognitive and neurological symptoms and other health consequences
- Identifies future therapeutic developments
Authors:
Bani Bandana Ganguly (Author)
Edition:
1st
Publication Date:
September 8, 2022
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