Genetics Expert Witnesses in Massachusetts

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Genetics expert witnesses practice in a variety of fields, including medical genetics, genetic counseling, molecular genetics, genomics, and population genetics. Some of the most common specialties among genetics expert witnesses also include clinical cytogenetics, biochemical genetics, pharmacogenetics, and cancer genetics. They can opine on the effects of genetic disorders, gene therapy, the accuracy of genetic testing, hereditary diseases, and the impact of environmental factors on genetic expression.

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Drug Development & Gene and Cell Therapy Expert WitnessView profile

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Drug Development & Gene and Cell Therapy Expert Witness

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Massachusetts

This highly-qualified expert has 14 years of experience in the field of biopharmaceutical development, having earned her BS in biology from the University of North Carolina and her PhD in genetics from the University of California at San Francisco. Her work focuses on drug development with a particular focus on gene and cell therapies, including those with the following elements: AAV, Adenovirus,...

Genetics Expert Witness FAQs

A genetics expert witness provides specialized knowledge in court cases, helping to clarify complex genetic concepts, interpret genetic test results, and provide opinions on genetic disorders or conditions.

Genetics expert witnesses are often involved in medical malpractice cases, patent disputes over genetic technologies, personal injury claims related to genetic disorders, and criminal cases involving DNA evidence.

Yes. Genetics experts have deep knowledge of rare genetic disorders and can provide valuable insights into diagnosis, treatment options, and potential outcomes in such cases.

In patent litigation involving genetic technologies or biotech inventions, a genetics expert can explain the science behind the technology and assess its uniqueness and validity.

Yes. Subspecialties include molecular genetics, cytogenetics, biochemical genetics, and clinical genetics. The choice of expert depends on the specifics of the case.

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