see also:

• DNA and genes
• risk and the perception of risk
• the GIT microbiome
• proteome
• metabolome
• exposome and health
• transcriptome

• a patient's genomics generally refers to the individual patient's DNA and epigenetic modifications which can be found in the blood or in tissues and which may reflect impact a wide range of clinical responses, metabolic handling of medications, and risk for various diseases
• it can also refer to oncologic genomics which is the DNA and epigenetic features of an individual's cancer cell DNA
• it can also refer to the genomics of pathogens or microbiomes