Biomarker detection

Biomarker detection involves identifying specific molecules, genes, or proteins in the body that indicate a particular health condition or disease. These biomarkers can be found in blood, urine, tissues, or other body fluids. Detecting them helps doctors diagnose, monitor, or predict health issues more accurately. The process often uses advanced laboratory tools and tests that can measure and analyze these biomarkers quickly and precisely. Overall, biomarker detection improves personalized healthcare by providing insights into an individual’s health status and guiding targeted treatment strategies.