biopattern

noun

biopattern

noun

Etymology From bio- + pattern.

1

A pattern of biomarkers

  • In contrast to targeted approaches that profile a small number of known metabolites, untargeted approaches (without restriction to particular compounds) have the advantage of allowing for identification of metabolic fingerprints (that is, multiple biomarkers that form a biopattern) associated with particular endophenotypes [ 5, 6 ].2015 July 7, Claudia C. dos Santos, “Shedding metabo‘light’ on the search for sepsis biomarkers”, in Critical Care, volume 19, →DOI:

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