Personalized Therapy in Clinical Medicine

Aim

The Section Personalized Therapy in Clinical Medicine is open to receiving high-quality papers relevant to personalized medicine, reporting state-of-the-art advances in Clinical Medicine including Cell Physiology and Organism Physiology, as well as general physiology and that pertaining to specialized organ systems.

Scope

Topics of interest with a view toward personalized medicine include (but are not limited to) the following:

• Advances in lab diagnostics including histopathology, clinical biochemistry, hematopathology, microbiology, diagnostic cytogenetics, and diagnostic biochemical and molecular genetics;
• Advances in point-of-care and non-invasive diagnostics applied to personalized medicine;
• Advances in diagnostic imaging irrespective of modality or combination of modalities, including X-rays, magnetic resonance, ultrasound, nuclear medicine;
• Artificial Intelligence applied to diagnostics and/or therapeutics;
• Advances in morphometrics related to lab diagnostics, imaging, cell, or organ physiology applied to personalized medicine;
• Advances in spectroscopy related to lab diagnostics, imaging, cell, or organ physiology applied to personalized medicine;
• Cell physiology including intracellular components, cell–cell, and cell–extracellular matrix interactions;
• Organism physiology to include neurotransmission, endocrine, ion, and biomechanical signaling, and their effects;
• Cell and/or organism energetics and their clinical effects;
• Applications of biomaterials to personalized medicine;
• Cell and/or organ transplantation applied to personalized medicine;
• Immunology diagnostics and/or therapeutics applied to personalized medicine;
• Abiotic stresses and their effects on cell and organism physiology applied to personalized medicine;
• Nutrition studies as applied to personalized medicine;
• Integrative studies combining two or more of the above topics.