DNA Structural Variants from Microscope to Sequencer

Mar 19, 2020 | Episode 62 | 23 mins

Structural variants are relatively large changes in DNA sequence across the genome, and they play a significant role in human disease. Listen to Dr. Michael Talkowski of Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School explain how genomics is helping us to understand the biology of DNA structural variation and its impact on human developmental and psychiatric disorders.

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