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, advanced genomic and molecular technologies are operated to discover the specific molecular signatures of patients responsible for their diseases. This approach significantly improves the quality and efficacy of treatment, particularly in cancer and cardiovascular disease. The discovery of these individual pathogenic molecular cascades authorizes physicians to prescribe appropriate drugs and medications. Small molecules, oncolytic viruses, and monoclonal antibodies are the most used materials for molecular therapy. The small molecules and oncolytic viruses are mainly prescribed to activate or block the targeting mechanisms. It is expected that personalized molecular therapy will significantly change the detection and treatment of various disorders by developing our knowledge of the molecular basis of conditions.