Biomarkers: The Role of Medicinal Chemistry in Early Detection of Diseases
Keywords:
biomarker, medicinal chemistry, early diagnosisAbstract
Biomarkers are biological indicators that allow objective assessment of physiological and pathological processes in the body or response to treatment. This article reviews the types of biomarkers, the role of medicinal chemistry in their detection, their importance in diagnosis and prognosis, and the main biomarkers used in oncology based on a scientific approach. It also covers advanced analytical methods and their application in clinical practice. identification
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