Clinical Genomics: Bioinformatic Challenges and Solutions

Description

Clinical Genomics overviews the current sequencing technologies utilized in clinical diagnostic laboratories. It covers crucial bioinformatic difficulties and solutions that clinical genomicists and pathologists must face, such as particular processes for detecting the whole spectrum of clinically significant variations. This book is also concerned with the difficulties of interpreting diagnostic NGS data in a clinical environment. The book you are holding results from widespread demand across the nation. The author has made a concerted effort to conceal various aspects of cancer genetics and genomics, including genetic instability in cancer, gene expression profiling assays in early-stage breast cancer tumour suppressor gene cancer, and identifying and testing for hereditary susceptibility to breast and ovarian cancer, among others. All the information was illustrated in a perceptive manner. The purpose of this book is to provide concise information on the many elements and applications of clinical genomics.