Trend in diagnostic biochip development Eiichiro Ichiishi, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Internal Medicine International University of Health and Welfare Hospital.

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Trend in diagnostic biochip development Eiichiro Ichiishi, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Internal Medicine International University of Health and Welfare Hospital

Handling of the early stage is important for the treatment of diseases, and the importance of early discovery and diagnosis has been pointed out since the era of Hippocrates in Greece.

What is “ biochip”?

‘Biochips’ are defined as boards on which biomolecules, such as DNA, proteins, sugar chains, and cells containing these are fixed in a large number, termed DNA, protein, glyco-, and cell chips, respectively. A large number of target molecules and compounds which specifically interact with biomolecules on chips can be simultaneously analyzed in a large number of samples in parallel, and DNA chips are typical ones.

Requirements for expansion of diagnostic biochip market Technological problem Social/institutional problem Market/economic problem

Requirements for expansion of diagnostic biochip market Technological problem Social/institutional problem Market/economic problem Detection technology In some cases, greater accuracy and reliability are required compared to biochips for research. (depends on each field) Convenience Identical results should be obtained by anybody. Simple operation with an easy procedure is required. Cost reduction Utilization of resin-made chips, mass production technology, and reduction of the use of reagents, etc. Content development Improvement of the quality and breadth of diagnosis, expansion of contents mounted on diagnostic biochips, such as specific genes, proteins characterizing diseases, antibody discontinuation, regulatory pathways, lot to lot variation, etc.

Requirements for expansion of diagnostic biochip market Technological problem Social/institutional problem Market/economic problem Systematization Utilization of network and electronic medical records for effective utilization of diagnostic data. Social aspect Adverse effects of drugs, protection of personal information, and solving of ethical problems. Institutional aspect Pharmaceutical approval.

Requirements for expansion of diagnostic biochip market Technological problem Social/institutional problem Market/economic problem Actualization of molecular target drugs, increased importance of diagnosis with advancement in personalized medicine. Growing awareness of preventive medicine and health problems.

Fields expected to involve biochips Diagnosis of disease risk Preventive diagnosis Early diagnosis Definite diagnosis (support for decision-making on therapeutic policy) Diagnosis prior to drug administration Prognostication Diagnosis in drug development

Fields expected to involve biochips Diagnosis of disease risk Preventive diagnosis Early diagnosis Definite diagnosis (support for decision-making on therapeutic policy) Diagnosis prior to drug administration Prognostication Diagnosis in drug development

Fields expected to involve biochips Diagnosis of disease risk Preventive diagnosis Early diagnosis Definite diagnosis (support for decision-making on therapeutic policy) Diagnosis prior to drug administration Prognostication Diagnosis in drug development

Fields expected to involve biochips Diagnosis of disease risk Preventive diagnosis Early diagnosis Definite diagnosis (support for decision-making on therapeutic policy) Diagnosis prior to drug administration Prognostication Diagnosis in drug development

Fields expected to involve biochips Diagnosis of disease risk Preventive diagnosis Early diagnosis Definite diagnosis (support for decision-making on therapeutic policy) Diagnosis prior to drug administration Prognostication Diagnosis in drug development

Fields expected to involve biochips Diagnosis of disease risk Preventive diagnosis Early diagnosis Definite diagnosis (support for decision-making on therapeutic policy) Diagnosis prior to drug administration Prognostication Diagnosis in drug development

Fields expected to involve biochips Diagnosis of disease risk Preventive diagnosis Early diagnosis Definite diagnosis (support for decision-making on therapeutic policy) Diagnosis prior to drug administration Prognostication Diagnosis in drug development

Fields expected to involve biochips Diagnosis of disease risk Preventive diagnosis Early diagnosis Definite diagnosis (support for decision-making on therapeutic policy) Diagnosis prior to drug administration Prognostication Selection of a biomarker matching the objective of diagnosis utilizing knowledge obtained in drug development

What changes are expected in medical care with the spread of diagnostic biochips?

Medical expenses for the elderly have been markedly Increasing continuously in Japan. For the elderly to spend an active daily life, prevention is important. And high expectations are placed on biochip development enabling simple and reliable simultaneous diagnoses of many items in a small blood sample collected at home.

For personalized medicine, it is important to diagnose the hereditary background and disease condition by prior tests. And the expansion of needs for these diagnoses with the spread of personalized medicine is predicted.

However, although the basic technologies of biochips for research and development and diagnosis have some commonality, specifications to be realized are markedly different. And a technological breakthrough is necessary.

5 years view of diagnostic biochip development

As biochip technology further progresses, mobile and wearable disease diagnosis systems will be developed. And connection to a ubiquitous network may facilitate diagnoses at home. It is expected that the application of these technologies will facilitate not only ‘super’ early diagnosis of diseases and disease prevention based on the diagnosis, but also ‘super’ early treatment.

Reference Ichiishi E. Trend in diagnostic biochip development. Expert Review of Molecular Diagnostics. 13(4) , 2013

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