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Population Genetics

Get essential insights to high-yield population genetics! Your allocated expert, dedicated to preparing you for this Step 1 exam topic, is Dr. Georgina Cornwall, who has been teaching a broad array of Biology courses at various U.S. universities.

Learn about the following relevant concepts:

Allelic Frequencies
Hardy-Weinberg Principle and Assumptions
Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Cancer Genetics
Genetic Counseling
Prenatal Screening and Diagnosis

Use high-yield topic reviews, quizzes, clinical pearls and mnemonics to close knowledge gaps. Our goal is to support you and help you fully understand a topic instead of memorizing facts. We will help you develop the knowledge and skills to solve clinical vignettes on the USMLE Step 1 in your sleep!

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Your Educators of course Population Genetics

Georgina Cornwall, PhD

Dr. Georgina Cornwall has taught a broad array of Biology courses at different U.S. universities, currently at the Colorado Mountain College in Aspen. Dr. Cornwall is an active promoter of hybrid teaching formats like online and interactive courses. Thus, she uses modern technology to engage her students in the diverse disciplines of biology – from Microbiology to Genetics.

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Really enjoyed it

By shukrullah s. on 13. September 2019 for Population Genetics

Not too many details. Right to the point and easy to understand!

biochemistry and genetics

By Arturo V. on 01. June 2019 for Population Genetics

I really like the lessons and I think they are really useful

wonderful examples

By Maria S. on 30. May 2019 for Phenylketonuria (PKU)

Wonderful examples of the Hardy Weinberg principle. The exercise is explained step by step and is understandable in the first explanation.

Population Genetics

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Population Genetics

i don't know but sometimes its very difficult for me to follow lecturer and i get confused with interchangeable terminologies but great job overall.