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Welcome to the information site for the Great Lakes Chromosome Conference (GLCC).
The Great Lakes Chromosome Conference is held in May of each year in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Attendees from all over Canada
and the USA come to share and discuss their experiences in the field of Clinical Cytogenetics. This conference is of particular
interest to cytogenetic laboratory directors, clinical cytogenetic fellows, and technologists working in the field.
This site contains information regarding past and future GLCC meetings, as well as links to other valuable sites. We
encourage you to explore this site and contact us with ideas and submissions.
The GLCC is now in its forty-sixth
year. The GLCC was held May 14 and 15, 2009. Approximately 190 people attended, listened, learned and talked
about cytogenetics. Thank you to all those who helped make the 2009 GLCC an informative and exciting event!
The GLCC
The purpose of the GLCC meeting is to bring together professionals in the field of Clinical Cytogenetics each year, to discuss
problems and solutions in an open and informal forum. Every attendee is encouraged to bring interesting case reports, studies
or research projects that provide springboards for discussion and interaction.
Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH)
using wcp11 to characterize a cryptic insertion
into the long arm of one chromosome 2.
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