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- - Current techniques for predicting peripheral artery disease (PAD) are unreliable, highlighting a need for better risk assessment tools, including genetic tests.
- - The article explores the potential of studying gene expression in PAD patients as a promising method to understand disease onset and progression.
- - It includes a review of existing methods for gene expression analysis, evaluates DNA chips, and discusses current challenges in this area of research.
Article Abstract
Currently, there are no widely used available techniques for reliable prognosis of the onset and course of peripheral artery disease. Working out of optimal test systems including genetic ones for assessment of risks for the development of the disease, its progression or development of complications in patients with peripheral atherosclerosis is an important mission of modern medicine. This article deals with a promising technique of genetic studies in patients with peripheral artery disease, i. e., study of gene expression. Also provided herein is a literature review devoted to the main techniques used for the analysis of the profile of gene expression. This is followed by evaluating the possibility of using DNA chips, as well as describing the state of the art and unsolved problems of studying gene expression in patients with peripheral artery disease.
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