Dec 12, 2022
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Dr Tushar Chauhan
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Studies DNA, RNA, nucleic acid sequences, genes, the interaction between DNA/RNA and protein, and genetic disorders that occur by molecular changes.
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Studies chromosomes, chromosomal changes like– changes in numbers and structure, chromosomal disorders and cancer.
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Works in clinical infrastructure, do DNA testing, gene or genome testing to associate it with clinical variants, and finds novel clinical variants associated with an ailment.
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Finds family history of genetic disorders, counsel families, and patients, and aware them of genetic conditions, how it occurs and future consequences.
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Works in medical infrastructure to identify genes or variants associated with the disease, and works on various medical conditions and their association with genetics.
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Studies congenital conditions associated with babies, like— down syndrome, thalassemia, blood disorder or inherited cancer.
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Work in industries for the development and validation of new technologies in genetics and genomic studies.
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Works on the principle of evolution and its association with genetic factors. Draw a genetic or phylogenetic tree to demonstrate the relationship between species.
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Works on the plant species and in the agriculture industry for developing new economically important traits/plant species.
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Works on gene therapies, gene transfer, and recombinant DNA technology to repair or replace a faulty gene.
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