With the growing number of biomarkers regularly discovered, going through clinical trials and more slowly translating into the clinic, what options are available to shortlist and find biomarkers? For example for:
- Developing new diagnostics/drugs
- Researchers seeking to make new biomarker discoveries
- Selecting biomarkers for disease diagnosis/treatment
- other ways biomarkers are used/needed for projects
Outliers outliers outliers and only outliers after you find an outlier you dig deeeeeeep and voila !
Outliers are the goal for biomarker seekers, all the time. The key is how to find out the outliers. With the development of Bioinformation, outliers can be found more easily. However, I don't think all outliers appeared have been researched or noticed. So, reviewing results of others' research may be a way. Besides, new findinds always depent on new technology. If the current technology truly block the further finding, maybe the shortage of them should be improved.
another way is broading the area you focus, like the project, namely RIOK, started recently.http://www.r10k.org/R10K/About_R10K.html
R10K update: NGS of immune repertoire for biomarker discoveries (P3241)(J Immunol)
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