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In article number 1909306, Simon Puttick, Kevin M. Koo, Matt Trau, and co‐workers discuss the use of micro/nanomaterial‐based systems to facilitate “multiomics” cancer signature profiling in clinical settings. This multiomics signature can provide a complete profile of tumor heterogeneity, as akin to assembling a whole jigsaw puzzle from separate pieces.
The field of precision oncology is rapidly progressing toward integrated “multiomics” analysis of multiple molecular species (such as DNA, RNA, or proteins) to provide a more complete profile of tumor heterogeneity. Micro/nanomaterial‐based systems, which leverage the unique properties of miniature materials, are currently well positioned to expand beyond rudimentary biomarker detection toward multiomics...
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