Biomarkers, Cancer Therapy & Clinical Research

Genomic Biomarkers in Clinical Development

Genomics and Clinical development promise the development of biomarkers to a state to predict the risk of individual disease that allows early detection of the disease and improves diagnostic classification to better inform individualized treatment. Biomarkers are biological measurements that can be used to predict the risk of diseases, to allow early detection of diseases, to improve the selection of treatment and to monitor the outcome of therapeutic interventions. The main objective of the Human Genome Project was the identification and development of such biomarkers for "personalized, preventive and predictive medicine”. This clinical conference focuses on biomarkers incorporating in the gene level into earlier stages of the clinical trials which help to separate the patients and help in the development of the biomarker and in case of clinical development this incorporation serves in multiple ways from guiding dose selection to selecting the mode of action to providing the strategy to know about to whom the a particular biomarker can be used.