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Utility of in silico prediction tools to aid variant interpretation

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Duration

  • Full-time: 36 months
  • Part-time: 60 months

Start Dates & Application Deadlines

  • Starting September 2026 - Application deadline not specified.
  • Starting January 2027 - Apply before Oct 2026.
  • Starting May 2027 - Application deadline not specified.

Language

English

Delivered

On Campus

Campus Location

Dundee, United Kingdom

Disciplines

Medicine

Overview

This Utility of in silico prediction tools to aid variant interpretation project at University of Dundee deals with the fact that accurate variant interpretation is essential for the successful implementation of genetic testing in the clinical setting. Large-scale population-based sequencing projects have provided unprecedented insight into great spectrum of rare coding variation that occurs within the background population. Differentiating genuine disease associated pathogenic variants from…

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