edited by Ian P. Hall
Pharmacogenetics spans the wide array of technical, methodological, regulatory, and ethical issues related to pharmacogenetics and stresses the impact of pharmacogenetic data on patient care and management.
Features:
- Explains how genetic variation contributes to differing patient responses to medicines, including chemotherapy
- Emphasizes how pharmacogenetics will alter the diagnosis, classification, and treatment of common diseases
- Demonstrates the role of pharmacogenetics in the development of patient-tailored medications
- Discusses variability in drug metabolism enzyme pathways
Contents
Principles of Pharmacogenetics
- Identification of Treatment Response Genes
- Methods of Genotyping
- Pharmacoproteomics
- Potential Social, Ethical Issues Raised by the Development of Pharamacogenetics
Clinical Practice and Pharmacogenetics
- Pharmacogenetics of Adverse Drug Reactions
- Pharamcogenetics of Respiratory Disease
- Hematological Pharmacogenetics
- Pharmacogenetics in Oncology
- Pharmacogenetics in Infectious Diseases
- Pharmacogenetics in Rheumatology
- Polymorphisms in Cardiovascular Medicine
- Pharmacogenetics and Metabolic Disease
- Pharmacogenetics in Gastroenterology
- The Genetics of Antipsychotic Response
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