Integrated-omics approaches to infectious disease

This book examines applications of multi-omics approaches for understanding disease etiology, pathogenesis, host-pathogen interactions. It also analyzes the genetics, immunological and metabolic mechanisms underlying the infections. The book also explores genomics, transcriptomics, translational-omics, and metabolomics approaches to understand the pathogenesis and identify potential drug targets. It reviews the role of epigenetic reprogramming in shaping the host-pathogen interactions and presents bioinformatics application in the identification of drug targets. Further, it examines the potential applications of RNA sequencing and non-coding RNA profiling to identify the pathogenesis. Lastly, it offers the current challenges, technological advances, and prospects of using multi-omics technologies in infectious biology.

Examines applications of multi-omics approaches for diagnosis and pathogenesis of human pathogens

Discusses advanced techniques for the understanding role of non-coding RNA in the pathogenesis

Reviews the role of epigenetics in modulating host-pathogen interactions

Explores the bioinformatics approaches for the identification of drug target