Findings on Medical Genetics Reported by Investigators at University of Bern (Modelling Phenotypes, Variants and Pathomechanisms of Syndromic Diseases In Different Systems).

A recent report from the University of Bern in Switzerland discusses the use of different model organisms and systems to study syndromic disorders in medical genetics. The report highlights the advantages and limitations of these systems and includes models such as yeast, worms, flies, frogs, zebrafish, mice, and human cell-based systems. The research provides valuable insights into the modeling of diseases, underlying pathomechanisms, and specific effects of certain variants. This peer-reviewed research can be accessed through the journal Medizinische Genetik. [Extracted from the article]