epigenetic analysis

What Are the Clinical Applications of Epigenetic Analysis in Pediatrics?

Epigenetic analysis can have several clinical applications:
- Diagnosis: Identifying epigenetic markers for early diagnosis of diseases like autism, ADHD, and congenital disorders.
- Prognosis: Predicting disease outcomes and progression, such as in pediatric cancers.
- Therapeutics: Developing personalized medicine approaches by identifying epigenetic changes that can be targeted with drugs.

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