biomarker testing

What Types of Biomarkers Are There?

There are several types of biomarkers used in cancer care:
Genomic biomarkers: Changes in DNA, such as mutations, deletions, or amplifications.
Proteomic biomarkers: Changes in protein levels or activities.
Metabolomic biomarkers: Changes in metabolites, the small molecules involved in metabolism.

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