Radek Vodicka obtained his degree in Biology from the Faculty of Science Masaryk University Brno Czech Republic specializing in Genetics and Molecular Biology. He joined the DNA laboratory of the Department of Medical Genetics and Foetal Medicine the University Hospital Olomouc where he obtained a postgraduate qualification in the Laboratory Method of Medical Genetics (2002). He defended his PhD thesis ‘Y-chromosomal sequences in Turner syndrome patients’ in 2003 and habilitated in 203. His main research and clinical interest is a quantitative analysis of Human DNA sequences in relation to genetic diseases infertility and cancerogensis. Radek Vodicka obtained his degree in Biology from the Faculty of Science Masaryk University Brno Czech Republic specializing in Genetics and Molecular Biology. He joined the DNA laboratory of the Department of Medical Genetics and Foetal Medicine the University Hospital Olomouc where he obtained a postgraduate qualification in the Laboratory Method of Medical Genetics (2002). He defended his PhD thesis ‘Y-chromosomal sequences in Turner syndrome patients’ in 2003 and habilitated in 203. His main research and clinical interest is a quantitative analysis of Human DNA sequences in relation to genetic diseases infertility and cancerogensis.

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