Pharmacogenomics at the core of
24 Genomics.
Pharmacogenomics is the study of how an individual’s genetic makeup, or genome, affects their response to drugs. This fascinating field merges pharmacology (the study of drugs) with genomics (the study of genes and their functions), offering a personalized approach to medicine by tailoring treatments based on genetic profiles. By understanding the genetic factors influencing drug efficacy and safety, pharmacogenomics aims to optimize drug therapy, enhance patient outcomes, and reduce adverse drug reactions.
What We’re Looking to Do
Personalized Medication Plans
Tailoring drug prescriptions based on an individual’s genetic profile to maximize efficacy and minimize adverse effects.
Drug Response Testing
Assessing how a patient’s genetic makeup affects their response to specific medications, helping to identify the most effective drugs with the least side effects.
Genetic Counseling
Providing expert advice and support to patients and healthcare providers on the implications of genetic test results and how they can be used to inform treatment decisions.
An array of resources coming up
24-Genomics Gene Database
- Human Genome Sequences
- Protein databases
- Drug Database
Gene Weekly Articles
- A world of thought-provoking articles.
- Case studies that celebrate genomics and medicine.
- Discussion groups and plenty of articles and papers.
Research papers and Major Discoveries with peer review.
- Medicine
- Pharmacy
- Chemistry
- Biology
- And many more…
