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Translating transcriptomics into clinical practice: Utilizing gene expression patterns for advanced patient phenotyping and stratification in atherosclerosis

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Abstract

This chapter aims to provide suggestions for transcriptomic-based study designs focused primarily on atherosclerotic plaque tissues, spanning from how to formulate an initial hypothesis and research aims, via technical considerations, sample preparations, and bioinformatic analyses, toward more complex ethical issues. The second part of this chapter ventures into the rationale for combining transcriptomic data with various forms of plaque imaging, methods for multimodal data integrations and finally, the clinical applications and future implications of this research.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationTranscriptomics in Atherosclerosis Deciphering Molecular Signatures and Advancing Therapeutic Strategies
EditorsYvan Devaux, Miron Sopić
PublisherElsevier
Chapter10
Pages187-206
Number of pages20
ISBN (Electronic)9780443330643
ISBN (Print)9780443330650
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2025

Keywords

  • Atherosclerotic plaques
  • DEG
  • Hypothesis
  • Imaging
  • RNA
  • Transcriptomic analysis

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