What Is Molecular Pathology?
Molecular pathology studies and diagnoses diseases by examining molecules in organs, tissues, and blood. Molecular pathology belongs to the branch of pathology and is a recently developed discipline.
Molecular pathology
- Chinese name
- Molecular pathology
- Foreign name
- Molecular pathology
- Nature
- science
- Category
- medicine
- Molecular pathology studies and diagnoses diseases by examining molecules in organs, tissues, and blood. Molecular pathology belongs to the branch of pathology and is a recently developed discipline.
- disease
- Molecular pathology has some things in common with human anatomy and clinicopathology, molecular biology, biochemistry, proteomics and genetics, and is sometimes considered a "cross-cutting" discipline. Its nature and its sub-microscopic focus on disease determine its multidisciplinary nature.
- Molecular pathology includes the use of molecular and genetic methods to diagnose and classify tumors, design and validate predictive biomarkers for treatment response and disease progression, individual susceptibility to tumors caused by different genetic makeup, and environmental factors And lifestyle effects on tumorigenesis