SC Genetics Conclave

The SC Genetics Conclave was established in 1979 to increase the understanding of developing areas in genetics, to expand awareness by presenting interesting case studies, and to promote communication among the southeastern genetics community. GGC hosts the Conclave each year. Genetic counselors, MD and PhD geneticists, primary care physicians, medical residents, genetics laboratory technologists, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, and other interested medical professionals are invited to attend.

Thanks to all who joined us virtually for the 2020 SC Genetics Conclave: Clinical and Laboratory Approaches to Mitochondrial Disorders!

Recordings of each presentation can be accessed below:

• Introduction to Mitochondria: Your miniature maternal metabolic machines - Kameryn Butler, PhD
• Mito Mania: Clinical Manifestations of Mitochondrial Disorders - Will Burns, MD
• Citric Acid Cycle Dysfunction in a Model of Complex I-Deficient Leigh Syndrome - Norma Frizzell, PhD
• Mitochondrial Moonlighting: Defining the Functional Consequences of AIFM1 Variants - Rich Steet, PhD
• Mitochondrial Disease Biomarkers: Are they out there? - Tim Wood, PhD
• Molecular Testing Approaches for the Diagnosis of Mitochondrial Disorders - Raymond Caylor, PhD
• Mitochondrial Treatment: It's more than just a cocktail - Neena Champaigne, MD
• CoQ10 Gives a FASTKD2 Answer to Mitochondrial Treatment - Mike Lyons, MD

Contact Leta Tribble, PhD at lmt@ggc.org or (864)943-4170 for more information about Conclave or to be added to the mailing list for future Conclave events.

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