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High Resolution Biological Data

Meaning

High Resolution Biological Data refers to multi-dimensional, temporally dense, and highly granular information collected from an individual’s physiological systems at the molecular and cellular level. This encompasses data types such as whole-genome sequencing, deep-phenotyping of metabolites, continuous monitoring of physiological parameters, and detailed proteomics or transcriptomics. The term signifies a shift from simple, infrequent clinical measurements to complex, continuous data streams that capture subtle, dynamic shifts in biological state. This level of detail is essential for true precision medicine and advanced hormonal profiling.