genetic standards

Genetic standards are established guidelines that specify how genetic information—like DNA sequences—should be measured, reported, and interpreted. They ensure consistency and accuracy across laboratories and studies, making sure that everyone uses the same methods and understands genetic data in the same way. This helps in diagnosing diseases, developing treatments, and advancing research by maintaining high-quality, reliable genetic information. Essentially, genetic standards serve as a common framework to ensure that genetic results are precise, comparable, and meaningful across different contexts.