2009Methods in molecular biologyRequires access

Introduction to Omics

Ewa Gubb, Rune Matthiesen

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Abstract

Exploiting the potential of omics for clinical diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutic purposes has currently been receiving a lot of attention. In recent years, most of the effort has been put into demonstrating the possible clinical applications of the various omics fields. The cost-effectiveness analysis has been, so far, rather neglected. The cost of omics-derived applications is still very high, but future technological improvements are likely to overcome this problem. In this chapter, we will give a general background of the main omics fields and try to provide some examples of the most successful applications of omics that might be used in clinical diagnosis and in a therapeutic context.

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Exploiting the potential of omics for clinical diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutic purposes has currently been receiving a lot of attention. In recent years, most of the effort has been put into demonstrating the possible clinical applications of the various omics fields. The cost-effectiveness analysis has been, so far, rather neglected. The cost of omics-derived applications is still very high, but future technological improvements are likely to overcome this problem. In this chapter, we will give a general background of the main omics fields and try to provide some examples of the most successful applications of omics that might be used in clinical diagnosis and in a therapeutic context.

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Exploiting the potential of omics for clinical diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutic purposes has currently been receiving a lot of attention. In recent years, most of the effort has been put into demonstrating the possible clinical applications of the various omics fields. The cost-effectiveness analysis has been, so far, rather neglected. The cost of omics-derived applications is still very high, but future technological improvements are likely to overcome this problem. In this chapter, we will give a general background of the main omics fields and try to provide some examples of the most successful applications of omics that might be used in clinical diagnosis and in a therapeutic context.

Key concepts: Omics, Context (archaeology), Computer science, Data science, Medicine, Bioinformatics, Biology, Paleontology

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