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The Role of Pharmacogenomics in Improving the Management of Asthma

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Date 2010 Feb 18
PMID 20159237
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There is a large amount of interindividual variability in both therapeutic and adverse responses to asthma therapies. Genetic variability can account for 50% to 60% of this variability. Pharmacogenomics holds out the promise of allowing clinicians to prospectively choose therapies that have the greatest likelihood to be effective for individual patients and to avoid those that might have a high likelihood of producing adverse effects. In this article we review the principles of pharmacogenomic investigation. We explore the data developed from the early pharmacogenomic studies with the most common asthma therapies. Furthermore, we explore the potential use of pharmacogenomics, as well as caveats in interpreting such information.

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