@inbook{74d53f1c5512433cb16f6d8386333c04,
title = "Identification of Biomarkers for the Prevention of Chronic Disease",
abstract = "One of the goals of personalised medicine (PM) is to use the ever-growing understanding of biology to provide a higher level of precision in disease prevention and patient care. PM strategies include the use of decision-making processes based on biomarker-driven approaches. Genes, gene expression products (i.e. transcripts and proteins) and metabolites are the main biomarker families. Given this molecular diversity of biomarkers, the increase in high-throughput omics technologies offers an amazing opportunity to capture the whole picture of biological systems in a hypothesis-free and unbiased model. This chapter examines as the high-throughput era in omics is progressing and as genomics and other omics will be effective in disentangling the aetiology and progression of the diseases.",
author = "S Boccia and Jun Liu and Ayse Demirkan and Cornelia Duijn and M Mariani and C Castagna and R Pastorino and S Fiatal and P Pik{\'o} and R {\'A}d{\'a}ny and G Bott{\`a}",
note = "Export Date: 24 January 2021",
year = "2021",
doi = "10.1007/978-3-030-52399-2_2",
language = "English",
isbn = "9783030523985",
series = "SpringerBriefs in Public Health",
pages = "9--32",
editor = "S. Boccia and R. Adany and P. Villari and {C. Cornel}, M. and {de Vito}, C. and R. Pastorino",
booktitle = "Personalised Health Care : Fostering Precision Medicine Advancements for Gaining Population Health Impact",
publisher = "[uitgever onbekend]",
}