Individualized Medicine
Objective
The Individualized Medicine concentration provides scholars with the skills to apply omics data to a broad range of clinical studies, including the development of scientific knowledge into clinical science and the translation of clinical science into practice. Courses prepare scholars to:
- Use genetic data interpretation tools.
- Apply omics data to advance the science of disease prediction and prevention.
- Apply genetic principles to explore therapeutic decision-making.
- Evaluate ethical, legal and social implications of individualized medicine.
Concentration leader
Denise M. Dupras, M.D., Ph.D.
CCaTS contact
ccatseducprog@mayo.edu
Required credits
| Course number |
Course title |
Credits |
| CTSC 5340 |
Ethical Issues in Individualized Medicine |
1 |
| CTSC 5400 |
Introduction to Bioinformatics Concepts and Core Technologies |
1 |
| CTSC 5410 |
Molecular Variant Evaluation |
2 |
| CTSC 6160 |
Genomic Analysis and Data Interpretation for Rare and Undiagnosed Diseases |
2 |
|
Total |
6 |