ISCN 2016: An International System for Human Cytogenomic Nomenclature (2016)
by Jean Mcgowan-Jordan, A. Simons, Michael Schmid
ISCN 2016 provides the authoritative international standard for cytogenomic nomenclature, detailing methods for describing human chromosome abnormalities. Updated to reflect modern genomic techniques, it ensures precise reporting and global consistency in genetic analysis and diagnosis.
About This Book
The International System for Human Cytogenomic Nomenclature (ISCN) 2016 offers a comprehensive framework for naming and reporting human chromosome abnormalities detected by cytogenetic and molecular cytogenetic methods.
This edition updates previous standards to incorporate advancements in genomic technologies, ensuring consistency in scientific communication worldwide.
Authored by experts Jean McGowan-Jordan, A. Simons, and Michael Schmid, it serves as a vital reference for cytogeneticists, geneticists, and healthcare professionals involved in diagnosing and studying genomic disorders.
The nomenclature covers structural and numerical chromosomal changes, as well as constitutional and acquired anomalies, promoting accurate data exchange in research and clinical practice.
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