Pharmacogenomics


The study of an organism's entire genome, which incorporates parts of genetics, is called genomics. The structure and function of genomes are sequenced, assembled, and examined using a combination of recombinant DNA, DNA sequencing techniques, and bioinformatics.



The study of how genes affect how an individual responds to drugs is known as pharmacogenomics. This relatively new area combines the study of genes and their roles with pharmacology, the science of pharmaceuticals, to create effective, safe medications and dosages that are tailored to an individual's genetic profile. In order to achieve maximal effectiveness with a minimum of side effects, it seeks to establish logical methods to optimize pharmacological therapy with respect to the patient's genotype.




  • Genetics & Genetic Engineering


  • Drug Metabolism


  • Pharmacogenetics and Genomics



 


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