Molecular Biomarkers

Molecular biomarkers are specific molecules found in cells, tissues, or fluids that can indicate a biological condition or disease. They act like biological signatures, helping doctors detect, diagnose, or monitor health issues such as cancer, infections, or genetic disorders. These biomarkers can include DNA, proteins, or other molecules that change when a disease is present. By analyzing these markers, healthcare providers gain valuable information about how a disease is progressing or how a patient might respond to treatment, enabling more precise and personalized medical care.