Digestive system diseases involve conditions that affect the gastrointestinal tract and related organs. By exploring the genetic and genomic aspects of these diseases, researchers can uncover the underlying genetic factors that contribute to disease onset and progression. This knowledge can pave the way for early detection, personalized treatment, and potential preventive measures, ultimately leading to better patient care and management.
Digestive System Diseases
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