Genomic Technologies and Novel Strategies

The study of all of a person's genes (the genome), as well as interactions between those genes and the person's environment, is known as genomics. Improved diagnoses, more effective therapy options, evidence-based approaches for establishing clinical success, and better decision-making tools for patients and providers are all being developed as a result of genome-based research. Treatments will very certainly be tailored to a patient's specific genomic composition in the end. As a result, the role of genetics in health care is beginning to shift dramatically, and the era of genomic medicine is rapidly approaching. With the discovery and development of innovative sequencing technology during the last two decades, genomic and genetic investigations have advanced significantly. Many unique genomic methodologies and procedures have been devised or developed as a result of these new technologies, changing the landscape of research. With the advancement of new biotechnologies and knowledge of life's biological circuits, these approaches will continue to improve. Although there will be an extraordinary amount of new validated targets, some major questions will arise.