Genomic Biomarkers Is a Measurable RNA or DNA Characteristics, Which Is an Indication of Therapeutic, Pathogenic, and Biologic Processes and Interventions
Genomic biomarkers are used all over the world, especially in regions such as the US, UK, and Italy. The use of genomic biomarkers in genetic studies has been widely employed to monitor gene function over the years. Genomic biomarkers have identified abnormal tissue growth or changes in a person's DNA resulting from environmental exposure such as smoking or alcohol abuse. These genetic changes can then be used to screen individuals for specific diseases and traits. In the past, these genetic studies relied on PCR-based approaches, which require amplifying DNA on living cells. Recently, new technology has entered the field of molecular medicine due to its ability to provide unbiased results with less cost and better accuracy than other established genomics-based tests and procedures. Although more research is needed to confirm the effectiveness of genomic biomarkers , this technique may provide a useful tool for clinical settings. Here we discuss developments in this area that m