The essence of Precision Medicine is to analyze, identify, validate and apply biomarkers to large samples of people and specific disease types through genome, proteome and other genomics technologies as well as cutting-edge medical technologies, so as to accurately search for the causes of diseases and the targets of treatments, and accurately classify the different states and processes of a disease, and ultimately achieve the goal of personalized and precise treatments for diseases and specific patients, and improve the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and prevention of diseases. The aim is to realize personalized and precise treatment for diseases and specific patients, and to improve the effectiveness of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases.
Core focus
The focus of precision medicine is not on "medicine" but on "precision".
Beginning from the historical mission of genetic science - "Preparation for the Human Genome Project", the concept of "genomics" has been the subject of a lot of research by biosystem scientists. The concept of "genomics" has been the subject of much research by biosystems scientists. From the perspective of data flow in the entire field of life, from the earliest central law (the entire flow of information from DNA to protein) to the current systems biology (the formation of information networks), these are all processes towards "precision". En's Genetics carries out infant gene preservation, preserving the relatively original and healthy genes in an individual's life, which can help individuals find their own specific gene mutation sites in the process of precision medicine, and realize the "depth" and "precision" of the real disease gene mutation sites. "
With the new technology, we are now able to provide a more in-depth and accurate search for disease mutation sites.
Compared with individualized medicine, precision medicine pays more attention to the depth of the characteristics of the "disease" and the high precision of the "medicine"; it is a high-level medical technology formed on the basis of the in-depth understanding of the person, the disease, and the medicine.