Spatiotemporal Omics-Refining the landscape of precision medicine

Jiajun Zhang, Jianhua Yin, Yang Heng, Ken Xie, Ao Chen, Ido Amit, Xiu-wu Bian, Xun Xu

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Abstract

Current streamline of precision medicine uses histomorphological and molecular information to indicate individual phenotypes and genotypes to achieve optimal outcome of treatment. The knowledge of detected mutations and alteration can hardly describe molecular interaction and biological process which can finally be manifested as a disease. With molecular diagnosis revising the modalities of disease, there is a trend in precision medicine to apply multiomic and multidimensional information to decode tumors, regarding heterogeneity, pathogenesis, prognosis, etc. Emerging state-of-art spatiotemporal omics provides a novel vision for in discovering clinicopathogenesis associated findings, some of which show a promising potential to be translated to facilitate clinical practice. Here, we summarize the available spatiotemporal omic technologies and algorithms, highlight the novel scientific findings and explore potential applications in the clinical scenario. Spatiotemporal omics present the ability to provide impetus to rewrite clinical pathology and to answer outstanding clinical questions. This review emphasizes the novel vision of spatiotemporal omics to refine the landscape of precision medicine in the clinic.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)84-102
Number of pages19
JournalLife Medicine
Volume1
Issue number2
Early online dateOct 2022
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Oct 2022

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