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La farmacogenética, la ciencia que permite identificar las bases genéticas de las diferencias interindividuales en la respuesta a los fármacos, es un tema de gran interés. Los resultados de los diferentes tipos de estudios farmacogenéticos en diferentes campos de la medicina pueden servir para que en un futuro se pueda ofrecer una verdadera medicina personalizada. En este capítulo definimos los conceptos más relevantes de esta disciplina, así como los métodos de estudio utilizados actualmente.
Palabras clave:
Farmacogenética
Farmacogenómica
Polimorfismos genéticos
Pharmacogenetics, the study of how individual genetic profiles influence the response to drugs, is an important topic. Results from pharmacogenetics studies in various clinical settings may lead to personalized medicine. Herein, we present the most important concepts of this discipline, as well as currently-used study methods.
Key words:
Pharmacogenetics
Pharmacogenomics Genetic polymorphisms
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