Ep. 144: New Methods to Identify Larger Structural Variants

04/20/25 • 19 min

Moderator: Maria Judit Molnar (Budapest, Hungary)

Guest: Arianna Tucci (London, UK)

In this episode Molnar hosts Tucci as they explore how advancements in short- and long-read sequencing technologies are revolutionizing the diagnosis of neurogenetic disorders by uncovering genetic variants previously missed by traditional methods.

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Moderator: Maria Judit Molnar (Budapest, Hungary)

Guest: Arianna Tucci (London, UK)

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Ep. 143: Novel Aspects of Repeat Expansions in Disease

Moderator: Francesca Magrinelli (London, UK)

Guest: Andrea Cortese (London, UK)

Join Magrinelli as she interviews Cortese about recent developments in the diagnosis and management of repeat expansion disorders, including diseases caused by repeats in non-coding genomic regions.

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Ep. 145: Why Should Neurologists Care About the World Dance Day?

Moderator: Alicia Gonzalez Martinez (Madrid, Spain)

Guests: Thomas Berger (Vienna, Austria), Julia Polai (Innsbruck, Austria)

In this episode for World Dance Day, Gonzales Martinez discusses the physical, emotional, and neurological benefits of dancing with neurologist Berger, and dancer and patient Polai. They emphasize its therapeutic potential for people with neurological conditions and highlight how dance engages multiple brain functions and fosters social connection, making it a valuable tool for both patients and healthcare professionals.

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