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24 Whittier L. Rev. 361 (2002-2003)
Modern Genetics Research: Will It Change the Practice of Medicine

handle is hein.journals/whitlr24 and id is 387 raw text is: MODERN GENETICS RESEARCH: WILL IT CHANGE THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE? ORA KARP GORDON* DAVID LO** DR. GORDON: Thank you for having me. I have been introduced as a geneticist and I will try not to do the disservice of trying to give too much information in too little time. My goal is to give you an * Ora Gordon is a geneticist with the GenRISK Program at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where she completed her genetics fellowship, and is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the UCLA School of Medicine. A diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Medical Genetics, Dr. Gordon's primary research interests include the study of common disease genetics and the documentation of cancer family history. Dr. Gordon has published results of her research in the American Journal of Human Genetics and has co-authored a book chapter in the Fourth Editon of Principals and Practices of Medical Genetics. Dr. Gordon received her baccalaureat degree from Tulane University, her master's and medical degrees from the University of California, Irvine, and she completed her internship and residency at UCLA. ** David Lo is the Vice President of Integrative Biology at Digital Gene Technologies, Inc. Dr. Lo is responsible for characterization of gene function through the integration of cellular and anatomical techniques drawn from molecular genetics, cell biology, veterinary science, anatomy and histology. Dr. Lo directs DGT's activities in molecular anatomy, focused on the development of animal and cell culture models used to determine gene function. Prior to joining DGT, Dr. Lo was a member of the faculty of The Scripps Research Institute for ten years, most recently as an Associate Professor in the Department of Immunology. Dr. Lo is a graduate of Haveford College and received his M.D. and Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. His postdoctoral training was in the laboratory of Dr. Ralph Brinster, University of Pennysylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, where he conducted research on developing transgenic mouse models for the study of induction and maintenance of immunological tolerance to tissue specific antigens.

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