Farmakogenomika alergii

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Łukasz Pera
Sławomir Białek

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Rozwój farmakogenomiki stwarza szansę na zwiększenie efektywności leczenia w oparciu o mapę genetyczną pacjenta. Poniżej opisano dotychczasowe wyniki dotyczące zmienności genetycznej enzymów i receptorów będących celami w farmakoterapii alergii. Przywołano szereg przykładów, takich jak receptor histaminowy i β2-adrenergiczny, w których farmakogenomika znalazła zastosowanie.

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Pera , Łukasz, & Białek , S. (2012). Farmakogenomika alergii. Alergoprofil, 8(3), 16-19. Pobrano z https://journalsmededu.pl/index.php/alergoprofil/article/view/738
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