The Greenwood Genetic Center’s publications are designed for genetics professionals to assist with patient care, genetic counseling, and education. Our popular Counseling Aids and Growth References offer unique resources for those who care for patients and families impacted by genetic disorders.
Please note, there is a single online order form for both the Counseling Aids and the Growth Reference. The Early Years has a separate order form.
For international shipping requests, please contact GGC’s Publications office at publications@ggc.org or (864) 941-8168 before submitting your order.
The Counseling Aids is a well-known compilation of contemporary visual aids encompassing every aspect of medical genetics from basic concepts to advanced laboratory techniques to enhance your educational and counseling efforts.
For more details and a mail-in order form, please see our Counseling Aid Flyer.
The Growth References is a compendium of growth charts to assist clinicians with their medical assessment of individuals with a variety of genetic disorders across the lifespan.
In celebration of GGC’s 50th anniversary, cofounders, Roger Stevenson, MD, and Hal Taylor, PhD, have coauthored a new book on the early history of GGC.
The Early Years tells the story of the Greenwood Genetic Center – from Stevenson and Taylor’s first meeting as fellows at Johns Hopkins through the origin, growth, and development of GGC into a world-renowned genetics organization. They detail the challenges and opportunities that led them to the small Southern town of Greenwood and share poignant and often humorous anecdotes, including critical lessons learned from patients and their families spanning the years 1974-2000.
This SNP Array Interpretation Guide was produced by by GGC staff scientist, Timothy Fee, PhD, as a resource for laboratory diagnosticians involved in SNP array analysis. It covers the main types of aberrations visible on SNP array as well as more complex mosaic situations. This work was presented (virtually) at the American Cytogenetics Conference in June 2021.
Reach out to our team with any questions about our current publications. Someone from our team will be in contact as soon as we’re able.