Human Reproductive Genetics: Emerging Technologies and Clinical Applications

presents a great reference for clinicians and researchers in reproductive medicine.

Part I includes a brief background of genetics and epigenetics, probability of disease, and the different techniques that are being used today for analysis and genetic counseling.

Part II focuses on the analysis of the embryo, current controversies and future concepts.

Part III comprises different clinical scenarios that clinicians frequently face in practice. The increasing amount of genetic tests available and the growing information that patients handle makes this section a relevant part of the fertility treatment discussion.

Finally, Part IV concludes with the psychological aspects of genetic counseling and the role of counselor and bioethics in human reproduction.

Provides an essential reference for clinicians involved in reproductive medicine

Builds foundational knowledge on new genetic tests coming into the clinical scenario for physicians involved with patients

Assembles critically evaluated chapters that cover basic concepts of genetics and epigenetics and the techniques involved, including preimplantation genetic testing, controversies, and more