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Biomarker Phenotype Mapping

Meaning

Biomarker Phenotype Mapping is a sophisticated clinical methodology that systematically correlates quantifiable biological indicators—the biomarkers, such as hormone levels or genetic variants—with observable, measurable physical and psychological characteristics, which are the phenotypes. This process creates a personalized, data-driven profile that links internal physiological states to external health and wellness manifestations. Clinicians utilize this mapping to identify unique patterns of hormonal dysregulation and predict individual responses to specific interventions. This deep correlation facilitates the design of highly targeted, precision health protocols.