Pharmacogenomics: A Genetic Approach to Drug Development and Therapy
Pharmaceuticals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 940 - 940
Published: July 13, 2024
The
majority
of
the
well-known
pharmacogenomics
research
used
in
medical
sciences
contributes
to
our
understanding
medication
interactions.
It
has
a
significant
impact
on
treatment
and
drug
development.
broad
use
is
required
for
progress
therapy.
main
focus
how
genes
an
intricate
gene
system
affect
body’s
reaction
medications.
Novel
biomarkers
that
help
identify
patient
group
more
or
less
likely
respond
certain
have
been
discovered
as
result
recent
developments
field
clinical
therapeutics.
aims
improve
customized
therapy
by
giving
appropriate
at
right
dose
time
making
sure
prescriptions
are
issued.
A
combination
genetic,
environmental,
variables
pharmacokinetics
and/or
pharmacodynamics
medications
results
interindividual
variance
response.
Drug
development,
illness
susceptibility,
efficacy
all
impacted
pharmacogenomics.
purpose
this
work
give
review
might
serve
foundation
creation
new
applications,
techniques,
strategies.
Language: Английский
Next-generation sequencing impact on cancer care: applications, challenges, and future directions
Frontiers in Genetics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: July 9, 2024
Fundamentally
precision
oncology
illustrates
the
path
in
which
molecular
profiling
of
tumors
can
illuminate
their
biological
behavior,
diversity,
and
likely
outcomes
by
identifying
distinct
genetic
mutations,
protein
levels,
other
biomarkers
that
underpin
cancer
progression.
Next-generation
sequencing
became
an
indispensable
diagnostic
tool
for
diagnosis
treatment
guidance
current
clinical
practice.
Nowadays,
tissue
analysis
benefits
from
further
support
through
methods
like
comprehensive
genomic
liquid
biopsies.
However,
medicine
field
presents
specific
hurdles,
such
as
cost-benefit
balance
widespread
accessibility,
particularly
countries
with
low-
middle-income.
A
key
issue
is
how
to
effectively
extend
next-generation
all
patients,
thus
empowering
decision-making.
Concerns
also
quality
preservation
samples,
well
evaluation
health
technologies.
Moreover,
technology
advances,
novel
assessments
are
being
developed,
including
study
Fragmentomics.
Therefore,
our
objective
was
delineate
primary
uses
sequencing,
discussing
its’
applications,
limitations,
prospective
paths
forward
Oncology.
Language: Английский
Identification of new candidate genes for the hereditary predisposition to uveal melanoma: IGCMU trial
Mélanie Godiveau,
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Angeline Ginzac,
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Yannick Bidet
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et al.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Jan. 24, 2025
Introduction
Uveal
melanoma
(UM)
is
a
rare
ocular
cancer.
While
germline
mutations
in
genes
such
as
BAP1
and
MBD4
account
for
approximately
20%
of
familial
UM
cases,
the
hereditary
factors
underlying
remaining
cases
remain
unknown.
Epidemiological
studies
have
suggested
an
increased
risk
prostate
cancer,
thyroid
leukemia
among
patients
with
UM,
indicating
potential
unidentified
genetic
predispositions.
This
study
aims
to
identify
new
candidate
associated
predisposition
UM.
Methods
single-center
study,
conducted
at
Centre
Jean
Perrin,
will
involve
exome
sequencing
50
who
do
not
harbor
known
pathogenic
variants
or
genes.
The
primary
objective
novel
cancer
patients.
A
several-step-bioinformatic
analysis
be
interest.
secondary
explore
involved
other
cancers,
already
described
occurrence
uveal
melanoma,
but
where
association
has
been
fully
established
yet.
begun
October
2024,
patient
recruitment
lasting
12
months.
No
follow-up
period
planned,
duration
analyses
estimated
six
months,
final
report
expected
by
2026.
Discussion
identification
could
significantly
enhance
counselling
surveillance
strategies
families
affected.
also
contribute
better
understanding
landscape
potentially
leading
more
personalized
effective
options
its
detection.
Trial
registration
ClinicalTrials.gov
,
identifier
NCT06550674,
registered
August
2024.
Protocol:
version
1.0,
January
18
th
Language: Английский
Recent Advances in Molecular and Genetic Research on Uveal Melanoma
Cells,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(12), P. 1023 - 1023
Published: June 12, 2024
Uveal
melanoma
(UM),
a
distinct
subtype
of
melanoma,
presents
unique
challenges
in
its
clinical
management
due
to
complex
molecular
landscape
and
tendency
for
liver
metastasis.
This
review
highlights
recent
advancements
understanding
the
pathogenesis,
genetic
alterations,
immune
microenvironment
UM,
with
focus
on
pivotal
genes,
such
as
GNAQ/11,
BAP1,
CYSLTR2,
delves
into
distinctive
chromosomal
classifications
emphasizing
role
mutations
rearrangements
disease
progression
metastatic
risk.
Novel
diagnostic
biomarkers,
including
circulating
tumor
cells,
DNA
extracellular
vesicles,
are
discussed,
offering
potential
non-invasive
approaches
early
detection
monitoring.
It
also
explores
emerging
prognostic
markers
their
implications
patient
stratification
personalized
treatment
strategies.
Therapeutic
approaches,
histone
deacetylase
inhibitors,
MAPK
pathway
trends
concepts
like
CAR
T-cell
therapy,
evaluated
efficacy
UM
treatment.
identifies
research,
limited
options
need
improved
tools,
suggests
future
directions,
discovery
novel
therapeutic
targets,
immunotherapeutic
strategies,
advanced
drug
delivery
systems.
The
concludes
by
importance
continued
research
innovation
addressing
improve
outcomes
develop
more
effective
Language: Английский
UVEAL MELANOMA: A REVIEW
Silvio Tibo Cardoso Filho,
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Luan Mendes de Matos
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International Journal of Health Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 2 - 7
Published: Dec. 29, 2023
To
understand
the
relevant
aspects
regarding
Uveal
Melanoma.Methods:
This
is
a
literature
review
using
terms:
"uveal
melanoma",
"choroidal
"ciliary
body
melanoma"
and
"iris
in
PubMed
Medline
databases,
with
articles
selected
from
among
2017
2023
that
best
relate
to
objectives
of
this
work,
which
most
important
disease.Literature
Review:
Melanoma
serious
cancer
originating
melanin-producing
cells,
predominantly
found
skin
mucous
membranes,
but
occasionally
affecting
eyes.Representing
around
5%
ocular
cases,
uveal
melanoma,
especially
choroid,
common
adults.Risk
factors
include
fair
skin,
advanced
age
genetic
predisposition.Symptoms
vary
depending
on
size
location
tumor,
making
diagnosis
challenging.Treatments
such
as
Thermotherapy
Brachytherapy
depend
specific
characteristics
lesion
delays
result
worse
prognosis,
tumor
being
critical
indicator.Understanding
clinical,
molecular
crucial
stratify
risks
guide
therapies,
highlighting
need
for
personalized
approaches
improve
outcomes
reduce
mortality
rates.
Language: Английский