Xanquan Zhan, Tian Zhou, Tingting Cheng, Miaolong Lu
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Abstract
Cancer is a complex whole-body chronic disease, is involved in multiple causes, multiple processes, and multiple consequences, which are associated with a series of molecular alterations in the different levels of genome, transcriptome, proteome, metabolome, and radiome, with between-molecule mutual interactions. Those molecule-panels are the important resources to recognize the reliable molecular pattern biomarkers for precise prediction, diagnosis, and prognostic assessment in cancer. Pattern recognition is an effective methodology to identify those molecule-panels. The rapid development of computation biology, systems biology, and multiomics is driving the development of pattern recognition to discover reliable molecular pattern biomarkers for cancer treatment. This book chapter addresses the concept of pattern recognition and pattern biomarkers, status of multiomics-based molecular patterns, and future perspective in prediction, diagnosis, and prognostic assessment of a cancer.