The development of cardiovascular disease involves complex biological processes at multiple levels, including genetic, epigenetic, intracellular, intercellular, and interorgan levels. Advancing omics technologies, such as genomics, epigenomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics, enable genome-wide or system-wide analysis to capture these processes. Omics approaches have identified novel molecules and pathways that contribute to the progression of cardiovascular disease. They have also been successful in identifying biomarkers and drug targets for cardiovascular disease. Moreover, the integration of the data from multiple omics layers allows the analysis of networks of biological processes.
The omics approach has blossomed in this century and has had a tremendous impact on cardiovascular research, and it continues to evolve. The field of omics and multiomics also incorporates methods, tools, and knowledge from biology, medicine, engineering, and computer and network sciences. As such, omics approaches have revolutionized cardiovascular research techniques and the mechanistic understanding of cardiovascular
disease. They have, on the one hand, identified unknown molecules and revealed their biological roles and, on the other hand, provided a systems-level understanding. This research topic will review the current advances in cardiovascular omics research, and emerging technologies, such as single-cell multiomics, and discuss future developments.
This Research Topic focuses on the present and future of omics and multi-omics research in cardiovascular disease. In particular, we seek manuscripts on the following topics:
- Current and future perspectives of omics approaches based on specific examples of cardiovascular diseases.
- Novel approaches to address current problems and their application to cardiovascular diseases. Single-cell and bulk multiomics technologies.
- Applications of multi-omics and network medicine.
Keywords:
omics, multi-omics, cardiovascular disease
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The development of cardiovascular disease involves complex biological processes at multiple levels, including genetic, epigenetic, intracellular, intercellular, and interorgan levels. Advancing omics technologies, such as genomics, epigenomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics, enable genome-wide or system-wide analysis to capture these processes. Omics approaches have identified novel molecules and pathways that contribute to the progression of cardiovascular disease. They have also been successful in identifying biomarkers and drug targets for cardiovascular disease. Moreover, the integration of the data from multiple omics layers allows the analysis of networks of biological processes.
The omics approach has blossomed in this century and has had a tremendous impact on cardiovascular research, and it continues to evolve. The field of omics and multiomics also incorporates methods, tools, and knowledge from biology, medicine, engineering, and computer and network sciences. As such, omics approaches have revolutionized cardiovascular research techniques and the mechanistic understanding of cardiovascular
disease. They have, on the one hand, identified unknown molecules and revealed their biological roles and, on the other hand, provided a systems-level understanding. This research topic will review the current advances in cardiovascular omics research, and emerging technologies, such as single-cell multiomics, and discuss future developments.
This Research Topic focuses on the present and future of omics and multi-omics research in cardiovascular disease. In particular, we seek manuscripts on the following topics:
- Current and future perspectives of omics approaches based on specific examples of cardiovascular diseases.
- Novel approaches to address current problems and their application to cardiovascular diseases. Single-cell and bulk multiomics technologies.
- Applications of multi-omics and network medicine.
Keywords:
omics, multi-omics, cardiovascular disease
Important Note:
All contributions to this Research Topic must be within the scope of the section and journal to which they are submitted, as defined in their mission statements. Frontiers reserves the right to guide an out-of-scope manuscript to a more suitable section or journal at any stage of peer review.