Precision medicine for investigators, practitioners and providers. (2019)
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- Book
- Title:
- Precision medicine for investigators, practitioners and providers. (2019)
- Main Title:
- Precision medicine for investigators, practitioners and providers
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Joel Faintuch, Salomao Faintuch.
- Editors:
- Faintuch, Joel
Faintuch, Salomão - Contents:
- 1. Introduction; 2. Role of genomics in precision medicine; 3. High throughput omics in the precision medicine ecosystem; 4. Infant gut microbiome; 5. Paraprebiotics; 6. Fecal transplantation in autoimmune disease; 7. Drug pharmacomicrobiomics; 8. CRISPR technology for genome editing; 9. Engineering microbial living therapeutics; 10. Organ on a chip; 11. Multicellular in-vitro organ systems; 12. The role of biobanks in biomarker development; 13. Translational interest of immune profiling; 14. Organoid pharmacotyping; 15. Large datasets for genomic investigation; 16. Modern applications of neurogenetics; 17. Genomic profiling in cancer; 18. Genomics in pediatrics; 19. Genomics of gastric cancer; 20. Genomics of prostate cancer; 21. MicroRNAs and inflammation markers in obesity; 22. MiRNA sequencing for myocardial infarction screening; 23. Cell free DNA in hepatocellular carcinoma; 24. Non coding RNA in cancer; 25. Germline variants and childhood cancer; 26. Pharmacogenomics in cancer; 27. Proteomic biomarkers in vireoretinal disease; 28. Proteomics in respiratory diseases; 29. Cardiovascular proteomics; 30. Host genetics, microbiome, and inflammatory bowel disease; 31. Sampling, Analyzing, and Integrating Microbiome ‘omics Data in a Translational Clinical Setting; 32. Omics and microbiome in sepsis; 33. Molecular and omics methods for invasive candidiasis; 34. Lipid metabolism in colorectal cancer; 35. Salivary volatolome in breast cancer; 36. immunodiagnosis in leprosy; 37.1. Introduction; 2. Role of genomics in precision medicine; 3. High throughput omics in the precision medicine ecosystem; 4. Infant gut microbiome; 5. Paraprebiotics; 6. Fecal transplantation in autoimmune disease; 7. Drug pharmacomicrobiomics; 8. CRISPR technology for genome editing; 9. Engineering microbial living therapeutics; 10. Organ on a chip; 11. Multicellular in-vitro organ systems; 12. The role of biobanks in biomarker development; 13. Translational interest of immune profiling; 14. Organoid pharmacotyping; 15. Large datasets for genomic investigation; 16. Modern applications of neurogenetics; 17. Genomic profiling in cancer; 18. Genomics in pediatrics; 19. Genomics of gastric cancer; 20. Genomics of prostate cancer; 21. MicroRNAs and inflammation markers in obesity; 22. MiRNA sequencing for myocardial infarction screening; 23. Cell free DNA in hepatocellular carcinoma; 24. Non coding RNA in cancer; 25. Germline variants and childhood cancer; 26. Pharmacogenomics in cancer; 27. Proteomic biomarkers in vireoretinal disease; 28. Proteomics in respiratory diseases; 29. Cardiovascular proteomics; 30. Host genetics, microbiome, and inflammatory bowel disease; 31. Sampling, Analyzing, and Integrating Microbiome ‘omics Data in a Translational Clinical Setting; 32. Omics and microbiome in sepsis; 33. Molecular and omics methods for invasive candidiasis; 34. Lipid metabolism in colorectal cancer; 35. Salivary volatolome in breast cancer; 36. immunodiagnosis in leprosy; 37. decision support systems in breast cancer; 38. Electronic medical records and diabetes phenotyping; 39. Clinical signature of suicide risk; 40. Machine learning and cluster analysis in critical care; 41. Artificial intelligence in gastroenterology; 42. Algorithms for epileptic seizure prediction; 43. Precision medicine in ophthalmology; 44. Phenotyping COPD; 45. Lifestyle medicine; 46. Precision medicine for a healthier world; 47. Aging and clustering of functional brain networks; 48. Nutrigenetics; 49. Genome editing in reproductive medicine; 50. MRI guided prostate biopsy; 51. Precision Nutrition; 52. Theranostics in precision oncology; 53. Precision medicine in daily practice; 54. Imaging in precision medicine; 55. Organoid for drug screening; 56. Printing of personalized medication using binder jetting 3D printer; 57. 3 D printing in orthopedic trauma; 58. Consumer genetic testing tools in depression; 59. The future of wearables; 60. Tumor heterogeneity and drug development; 61. Smartphone based clinical diagnosis; 62. Smartphone biosensing for point of care use; 63. Data security and patient protection; 64. Blockchain solutions for healthcare; 65. Ethical questions in gene therapy; 66. Pitfalls of organ on a chip technologies; 67. Regulatory issues of artificial intelligence in radiology; 68. Academic industrial alliance; 69. The future of precision medicine; 70. Precision Medicine Glossary; 71. Useful internet sites … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Amsterdam : Academic Press
- Publication Date:
- 2019
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 615.7
Personalized medicine
Biopharmaceutics - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9780128191798
- Related ISBNs:
- 9780128191781
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