Genetics for the clinician / C.A. Clarke.

  • Cyril Clarke
Date:
1964
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Credit: Genetics for the clinician / C.A. Clarke. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ACKNO WLED GMENTS I am particularly grateful to Dr J. A, Fraser Roberts F.R.S., and the Oxford University Press for permission to draw freely from the section on Genetic Counselling in their book An Introduction to Medical Genetics 3rd ed. (1963), for my chapter 'The Heredity Clinic'. I wish to thank the McGraw Hill Book Company and the Editors of The Metabolic Basis of Inherited Disease (i960) for allowing me to use the arrangement of their book for my chapter on 'Inborn Errors of Meta¬ bolism'. I am much indebted to the British Council and the Editor of the British Medical Bulletin for permission to use, almost in its entirety, the article by Dr D. A. Price Evans and myself on Pharmacogenetics (Bulletin, September 1961), for the chapter on the same subject in this book; to the Editor of the British Medical Journal for a similar courtesy in respect of papers by my colleagues and myself (Brit. med. J., 1961, i, i486, and Brit. med. J., 1963, i, 979-84) for the chapter 'Protective Mechanisms in Rh Haemolytic Disease' ; and to the Pergamon Press for allowing me to use material from my chapter on Biological Fitness in Natural Selection in Human Populations (1959) for Chapter 6 in this book. Dr D. G. Hamden and Messrs Churchill kindly granted me permission to use their very concise section on the identification of chromosomes from Recent Advances in Human Genetics (1961) edited by Professor L. S. Penrose, F.R.S., for my Chapter 2, 'The Chromosomes of Man'. I am very grateful to Professor V. A. McKusick and the C. V. Mosby Press for allowing me to utilize material from Heritable Disorders of Con¬ nective Tissue, 2nd edition (i960), and for the loan of photographs. A similar acknowledgment is made to Professor V. A. McKusick and his colleagues and to the Editor of the Archives of Environmental Health, for allowing me to draw freely from their paper 'Genetic Aspects of Respira¬ tory Disease' (1963) for my Chapter 11. My thanks are also due to Dr R. E. Whalen and Dr H. D. Mcintosh and the Editor of the American Journal of Medicine for allowing me to use material from their paper 'The Spectrum of Hereditary Renal Diseases' (1962), for my Chapter 13. I wish to thank the following authors and publishers for permission to reproduce material in the various chapters listed below. XV