Personalized Molecular Therapy
Personalized molecular therapy is a contemporary field of medicine whose primary goal is to target the molecular mechanisms involved in disease pathogenesis and development. Nowadays,
Personalized Cell Therapy
Personalized cell therapy is a modern treatment that uses the patient’s viable cells or grafts to regenerate damaged organs. A personalized cell therapy cycle consists
Personalized Reproductive Medicine
Personalized reproductive medicine is a modern field of individualized medicine that deals with diseases of the reproductive system and infertility. Other objectives of this field
Personalized Cancer Medicine
Personalized cancer medicine refers to a novel approach to personalized medicine based on an individual’s genome and biological processes. Several investigations have confirmed that specific
Base Editing: A Strong Contender in Cell and Gene Therapy
Base editors, DNA double-strand break (DSB)-independent genome modification agents, have been recognized alongside prime editors as key technologies to watch this year,1 and advances to date
Enzyme that Promotes Diet-Induced Obesity Could Point to Inhibitor Therapy
High-fat diet (HFD) feeding in mice promotes induction of aldose reductase (AR) activity, expression, and senescence of adipocytes in subcutaneous adipose tissue (scAT), according to
