What Challenges Exist in Genomic Screening for Toxicology?
Despite its potential, genomic screening in toxicology faces several challenges. One major issue is the interpretation of large datasets generated by genomic technologies. Analyzing these vast amounts of data requires sophisticated bioinformatics tools and expertise. Additionally, there is a need for standardized protocols and guidelines to ensure consistency and reliability in results. Ethical considerations also arise concerning the use of genetic information, including privacy concerns and the potential misuse of genetic data. Moreover, translating genomic findings into practical regulatory policies remains a complex task.
