Recent Advances in Molecular Medicine

Molecular medicine is a newly emerging field of medical sciences that is rightly called “Tomorrow’s medicine”, primarily focused on addressing the mechanism of human diseases at the molecular level for developing diagnostic approaches, disease interventions, and personalized therapeutic strategies1,2. A number of ongoing preclinical investigations on cell lines, organoids, and xenografts derived from patients, and in vivo models are valuable aspects in terms of improving the understanding of mechanistic phenomena, target discovery, and development of therapeutic interventions3,4. Preclinical studies at the molecular level offer wet lab-based along with in silico approaches. Moving forward, clinical trials determine the efficacy and adverse effects of investigational drug diagnostics procedures5,6. Studies at the pre-clinical levels and clinical trials, both collectively constitute the core of molecular medicine with a firm aim of achieving innovation and improvements in medical practice with a major focus on target identification and molecular techniques