pharmacogenetics

NOUN
  1. the branch of genetics that studies the genetically determined variations in responses to drugs in humans or laboratory organisms
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How To Use pharmacogenetics In A Sentence

  • The identification of specific genetic variations that underpin cardiovascular disease is providing new opportunities for diagnostic testing, pharmacogenetics, and drug development.
  • • Pharm D, M.D., and / or Ph. D. in a discipline closely related to pharmacokinetics, immunopharmacology, or pharmacogenetics. Naturejobs - All Jobs
  • Current areas of interest and investigation - including gene – environment interaction, pharmacogenetics, and genetic counseling - are also discussed.
  • Pharmacogenetics aims to refine diagnosis and prescription according to these genetic factors. Times, Sunday Times
  • In addition to providing patients specific anticancer drug therapies, pharmacogenetics will aid in the clinician's ability to predict adverse reactions before they occur and identify the potentials for complications.
  • Pharmacogenetics aims to refine diagnosis and prescription according to these genetic factors. Times, Sunday Times
  • Pharmacogenetics is increasingly driven by industrial researchers, partly because of their ready access to clinical trial data on which pharmacogenetic research can be carried out.
  • Just as the new field of pharmacogenetics aims to match drugs to unique genetic physiology, a new field of therapeuto-genetics could use individual genetics to prescribe customized social interventions.
  • Privacy protection also carries implications for pharmacogenetics clinical trials. The Scientist
  • It will come to pass, in the very near future, that we will be using pharmacogenetics to guide our therapeutic interventions in our patients with asthma.
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