Chip-Based Genotyping: Translation of Pharmacogenetic Research to Clinical Practice

Ahsen, Nicolas von; Oellerich, Michael

doi:10.1373/clinchem.2007.088005

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“…Before individual genome sequencing becomes routine, DNA (or gene) chips can be considered as one of the critical pharmacogenetics technologies. Featuring a tiny DNA microarray, gene chips reveal the level of activation of particular genes and assess a patient’s genetic suitability for certain drugs [ 105 ]. Technological advancements in sequencing have facilitated the integration of pharmacogenetics (or pharmacogenomics) in clinical diagnostics, allowing doctors to prescribe medication based mainly on their individual patient’s genetics rather than factors like age and body mass [ 106 ].…”

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Genetics Matters: Voyaging from the Past into the Future of Humanity and Sustainability

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Harikrishna

Redwood

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The understanding of how genetic information may be inherited through generations was established by Gregor Mendel in the 1860s when he developed the fundamental principles of inheritance. The science of genetics, however, began to flourish only during the mid-1940s when DNA was identified as the carrier of genetic information. The world has since then witnessed rapid development of genetic technologies, with the latest being genome-editing tools, which have revolutionized fields from medicine to agriculture. This review walks through the historical timeline of genetics research and deliberates how this discipline might furnish a sustainable future for humanity.

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Genetics Matters: Voyaging from the Past into the Future of Humanity and Sustainability

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Chip-Based Genotyping: Translation of Pharmacogenetic Research to Clinical Practice

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Genetics Matters: Voyaging from the Past into the Future of Humanity and Sustainability

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