Genomic advances, including next-generation sequencing, offer substantial opportunities and challenges for stratified and personalized medicines. However, the lack of standardization in genomic diagnostics translates into a major risk of error introduction. To ensure the integrity of such data—and their application—we suggest the development of 'good genomic practice' standards to guide the field.
- Richard W Barker
- David A Brindley
- Anna Schuh
