How Is Multi-Omics Changing Chronic Disease Diagnosis?
How is multi-omics changing the way researchers define and diagnose chronic disease? In this episode of ChatGJP, Panome Bio CSO Gary J. Patti explains how combining molecular data can provide greater resolution into the biological differences between patients and disease states.
Chronic diseases can exist along a spectrum, with patients presenting different molecular profiles, phenotypes, and stages of disease. Multi-omics can help researchers characterize these differences by integrating information from multiple biological layers, including genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics. As multi-omics technologies continue to advance, they may help shift chronic disease research and diagnosis from symptom-based definitions toward earlier, molecularly informed characterization of disease.
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