Structure and function of human cells, genes, DNA, RNA, and proteins
Overview
- Cellular structure and organelle function underpin the mechanisms of many inherited metabolic and genetic disorders - defects localise to specific organelles (mitochondria, lysosomes, peroxisomes, the nucleus itself), each producing a characteristic disease pattern
- Investigation of suspected metabolic/genetic disease often specifically targets the organelle system implicated by the clinical phenotype
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