genomic medicine

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genomic medicine

Molecular medicine The application of molecular methods to clinical medicine; MM encompasses diagnostic methods–eg, Southern, Western, and Northern blot hybridizations, DNA signal amplification by PCR, and use of agents produced by recombinant DNA techniques–eg, biological response modifiers and vaccines, and insertion and manipulation of the genome itself

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