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The book "Encyclopaedia of Chemogenomics and Chemical Genetics" examines how genetics and chemistry interact to explain biological systems. This extensive book explores two fields: chemical genetics, which utilises tiny compounds to examine and modify gene activity, and chemogenomics, which studies chemical probes and their effects on the genome. Chemical libraries, high-throughput screening techniques, and the use of chemical probes in functional genomics are just a few of the many subjects covered in-depth entries in this encyclopaedia. Essential ideas covered include target identification, mechanism of action, and the creation of chemical tools for controlling gene expression. This book provides thorough descriptions of case studies, techniques, and current developments in the subject. It provides the knowledge required to use chemical techniques to explore and manipulate genetic pathways, making it a vital resource for academics and practitioners in the fields of chemical biology, pharmacology, and genomics.