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Genome Sequencing books examine how scientists determine the order of DNA in organisms and what that knowledge enables. This category spans foundational overviews and technical references on methods from Sanger to next-generation and long-read sequencing, laboratory workflows, quality control, and bioinformatics pipelines for data analysis and interpretation. It includes titles on clinical and public-health applications such as rare disease diagnosis, cancer genomics, pharmacogenomics, pathogen surveillance, and population and evolutionary studies, alongside narratives of major projects like the Human Genome Project and national biobanks. Readers will also find discussions of standards, reproducibility, and computing infrastructure, as well as the ethical, legal, and social implications of genomic data, including privacy and equity. The category ranges from textbooks and handbooks to popular science works, case studies, and policy-oriented analyses for students, researchers, clinicians, and informed general readers.

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