Biotechnology

Bioimaging Techniques and Biomarkers, Biosimilars

Bioimaging is a field of biomedicine and bioengineering that includes the advancement and utilization of imaging technologies and computational software tools in the production of pharmaceutical specimens. Biomarkers is a biological molecule detected in blood or other body fluids, or tissues is a sign of a common or unusual process, or a condition or disease. A biomarker may be used to examine wherewith the body reacts to medication for a disease or condition. A biosimilar drug has a structure that is similar but not exactly the same, as a brand name biologic drug that already approved.

• Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI),
• Subclinical manifestation,
• DNA sequence
• Functional imaging  
• Ultrasound imaging
• Clinical trails
• Computed tomography
• Positron emission tomography (PET),
• Bio imaging techniques