Human Interphase Chromosomes

Ivan Y Iourov (PhD, Dr. Sci, professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences) is a head of prof. Yurov's lab of Molecular Genetics and Cytogenomics of the Brain in Mental Health Research Center (Moscow, Russia) and professor (medical genetics) in Russian Medical Academy of Continuous Professional Education (Moscow, Russia). Prof. Iourov is the Editor-in-Chief of Molecular Cytogenetics (BMC/Springer/Nature). His research is focused on cytogenomic and systems biology studies of the human brain. The research interests encompass chromosome research, genomics, neuroscience, neuropsychiatry, bioinformatics, and system theory. He has (co-)authored >400 publications. Svetlana G. Vorsanova (PhD, Dr. Sci, professor) is a head of laboratory of molecular cytogenetics of neuropsychiatric diseases om Veltischev Research and Clinical Institute for Pediatrics of Pirogov's Russian National Research Medical University. The research of her lab is dedicated to molecular cytogenet^600 publications. Yuri B. Yurov (PhD, Dr. Sci, professor; 1951-2017) was a pioneer of interphase molecular cytogenetics. He was the founding editor of Molecular Cytogenetics (BMC/Springer/Nature). He has (co-)authored >650 publications, including descriptions of groundbreaking studies in molecular cytogenetics of the human brain.

Human Interphase Cytogenomics.- Eukaryotic genome in three dimensions.- Analysis of cell and nucleus genome by Next-Generation Sequencing.- Interphase Chromosomes of the Human Brain.- Senescence and the Genome.- Unclassified Chromosome Abnormalities and Genome Behavior in Interphase.- 21st century FISH: focus on interphase chromosomes.- Chromosome architecture studied by high resolution FISH-banding in three dimensionally preserved human interphase nuclei.- Chromosome-centric Look at the Genome.- Index.