Pharmacogenetics is the study of variations in medication reactions in patients caused by variations in the genetic sequences that control those responses. Genes relating to enzymes involved and intracellular targets for medications are among some of these genes. The effectiveness of customised therapy depends critically on understanding the complicated interaction between genotype variations brought on by polymorphism or mutations, together with the corresponding gene expression patterns and phenotypic outcomes. In the future, personalised medicine, which involves prescribing medicines based on a patient's biological and genetic profile, may become the standard. Utilizing pharmacogenetics can assist physicians in safely and effectively prescribing medications, particularly for medications with a limited therapeutic index.
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