chromoscopy
/krɒˈmɒskəpi/Definitions
1. noun
The study or examination of chromosomes, especially in relation to their structure, function, or genetic material.
“The pathologist used chromoscopy to analyze the cancer cells and determine the best course of treatment.”
2. noun
A type of microscopic examination that uses specific stains or dyes to reveal the structure and function of chromosomes.
“The doctor ordered a chromoscopy to diagnose the genetic disorder affecting the patient’s offspring.”