Lecture
This lecture delves into the scientific, technical, and medical opportunities presented by various genomic tools, exploring the human genome, the history of genomics, the Human Genome Project, genetic variations, and the impact of genomics on medicine. It discusses the challenges and benefits of personalized medicine, the role of genomics in healthcare, and the societal implications of genomics integration. The lecture also covers the genomics of sudden cardiac death, emphasizing the genetic factors, mechanisms, and preventive strategies. Additionally, it touches on the cost-effectiveness of population-based mutation testing, the influence of genetic variation on drug effects, and the potential of genomics in revolutionizing healthcare.