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''4.    '' Who qualifies as a trainee member of the CCGA?

''4.    '' Who qualifies as a trainee member of the CCGA?

''In general, this includes individuals enrolled in an undergraduate, a graduate program or post-doctoral training in medical genetics or a closely related field and accredited by the ACGME, ABMGG, CCMG (or RCPS), a residency program, or post-doctoral fellowship in a related field. Individuals may be technologists working in an applicable area. PLEASE contact us with your interest by completing our new volunteer form to describe your experience and interests, and a member of our Editorial Team can help determine if a mentor would be of help to you. '''[https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 <u>Volunteer Form</u>]'''

''In general, this includes individuals enrolled in an undergraduate, a graduate program or post-doctoral training in medical genetics or a closely related field and accredited by the ACGME, ABMGG, CCMG (or RCPS), a residency program, or post-doctoral fellowship in a related field. Individuals may be technologists working in an applicable area. PLEASE contact us with your interest by completing our new volunteer form to describe your experience and interests, and a member of our Editorial Team can help determine if a mentor would be of help to you. '''[https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 <u>Volunteer Form</u>]'''''

''7.    '' What are the different volunteer opportunities available within the CCGA?  

''7.    '' What are the different volunteer opportunities available within the CCGA?  

''We are currently recruiting authors to write CCGA pages. In the future we may have additional openings on our editorial team or other initiatives, and so please stay tuned for further news. If you would like to be considered for opportunities in addition to authorship, please indicate this information on the '''[https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 <u>Volunteer Form</u>]'''.

''We are currently recruiting authors to write CCGA pages. In the future we may have additional openings on our editorial team or other initiatives, and so please stay tuned for further news. If you would like to be considered for opportunities in addition to authorship, please indicate this information on the '''[https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 <u>Volunteer Form</u>]'''.''

''(2)   Disease-specific pages (for example see any of the links on the AML overview page), which is for individual disease entities and much more detailed.''

''(2)   Disease-specific pages (for example see any of the links on the AML overview page), which is for individual disease entities and much more detailed.''

''(3)   Gene-specific pages (for example see <nowiki>https://ccga.io/index.php/ABL1</nowiki>). For additional related instructions see '''[https://ccga.io/index.php/How_to_Curate_a_Gene_Page ''How to Curate a Gene Page'']'''''  

''(3)   Gene-specific pages (for example see [[ABL1]]). For additional related instructions see '''[https://ccga.io/index.php/How_to_Curate_a_Gene_Page ''How to Curate a Gene Page'']'''''  

13.  How do I cite a reference?

13.  How do I cite a reference?

''References are automatically inserted by clicking on the page where you want the reference to be located and then using the “Cite” button and PMID number to find and select the reference (pre-formatted; sort themselves in reference list based on text position). Please see the Video Tutorial for a live demonstration:'' '''<u>[[Video_Tutorial|Video Tutorial]]</u>'''.''

''References are automatically inserted by clicking on the page where you want the reference to be located and then using the “Cite” button and PMID number to find and select the reference (pre-formatted; sort themselves in reference list based on text position). Please see the Video Tutorial for a live demonstration:'' '''<u>[[Video_Tutorial|Video Tutorial]]</u>'''.