Patología molecular del cáncer

Franco Doimi-García; Alexia Gonzales-Paredes; Richard Dyer Velarde-Alvarez; Joseph Pinto-Oblitas

doi:10.33734/diagnostico.v59i2.222

Authors

Franco Doimi-García Oncosalud-AUNA
Alexia Gonzales-Paredes Universidad Nacional San Luis Gonzaga de Ica
Richard Dyer Velarde-Alvarez Oncosalud-AUNA
Joseph Pinto-Oblitas Oncosalud-AUNA

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33734/diagnostico.v59i2.222

Keywords:

Molecular pathology, genomics, genetics, next-generation sequencing

Abstract

The pathology has evolved together with scientific and technological advances, perhaps being the oncology
discipline where these advances have been incorporated more quickly into daily practice. Molecular pathology stems from advances in the understanding of the human genome and the subsequent description of cancer genomes, as well as from the rapid simplification and cheapening of molecular techniques. Molecular pathology offers not only a more comprehensive description of the characteristics of cancer, but also provides the treating physician with a range of cancer weaknesses that are therapeutic targets.