Description: Biomarkers are biological indicators that can be measured and evaluated to determine an individual’s health status. These can include chemical substances, genes, proteins, or physiological characteristics that reflect normal or pathological biological processes. Measuring biomarkers allows healthcare professionals to diagnose diseases, predict their progression, and assess treatment responses. Their relevance lies in their ability to provide objective and quantifiable information about health, facilitating clinical decision-making. Biomarkers can be used in various fields, including medicine, pharmacology, and biomedical research, and are essential for the development of personalized therapies. In the context of technology, biomarkers can be leveraged in computational models to simulate biological processes, allowing for a better understanding of neural interactions and the development of technologies that mimic the functioning of biological systems.
