The integrated course, organized in three teaching components, leads the student to a solid grounding in the knowledge of the main issues related to genetic diseases useful in the clinical and laboratory practice; it introduces to laboratory diagnostic methodologies applied to microbiology and virology, and to human and medical genetics. Moreover, the integrated course will provide the basic competences to understand the information infrastructures in use in large hospitals.
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Please refer to the prerequisites required for each single teaching fraction.
Teaching methods: Please refer to the prerequisites required for each single teaching fraction.
Ricevimento: Please contact Prof Renata Bocciardi by phone 010-56362725 or by email renata.bocciardi@unige.it
Ricevimento: NIGRO NICOLA By appointment Ospedale Policlinico San Martino - Genova Laboratorio U.O. Igiene Padiglione 64 piano terra - Nuovi Laboratori te. 010 555 8984 nicola.nigro@hsanmartino.it
Ricevimento: GALANO BARBARA By appointment Ospedale Policlinico San Martino - Genova Laboratorio U.O. Igiene Padiglione 64 piano terra - Nuovi Laboratori te. 010 555 8984 barbara.galano@hsanmartino.it
ADRIANO DESSYPRIS (President)
BARBARA GALANO
NICOLA NIGRO
RENATA BOCCIARDI (President and Coordinator of Integrated Course)
MEDICAL GENETICS AND GENETIC TECHNIQUES
Written exam, with both open and multiple choice questions, covering the topics of the different modules. In order to pass the examination the student has to reach a passing grade of at least 18/30. The total amount of time allowed for the examination is around 90 minutes.
Students enrolled in other universities or other degree courses who are only required to sit for some of the sub-sections must achieve an average passing grade, depending on the number of subsections.
In relationship to the evolution of the COVID19 pandemic, the exam may be transformed in an oral examination through a web platform provided by Unige. Please refer to AulaWeb for any specific communication regarding this important issue.
Students are assessed by the final exam aiming at ensuring that they have actually reached the required level of knowledge in all the modules (see specific sections for details).
In order to pass the examination and to reach a mark of at least 18/30.
