Biaoyang Lin, Yingying Ma, Hongyun Yang, Xixiong Kang
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Abstract
The journey of a biomarker from analytical and clinical validation to clinical and public health utility is laden with a host of challenges. This opinion piece and innovation analysis presents an approach to biomarker discovery and development with a focus on tissue specificity and disease causality, using the case of hepatic disease.
期刊介绍:
OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology is the only peer-reviewed journal covering all trans-disciplinary OMICs-related areas, including data standards and sharing; applications for personalized medicine and public health practice; and social, legal, and ethics analysis. The Journal integrates global high-throughput and systems approaches to 21st century science from “cell to society” – seen from a post-genomics perspective.