Health economics perspective: Genetic mutation test reports utilize mathematics and computer science to study and analyze cryptographic encryption strategies

  • Shuai Zhang Belarusian State University Mechanics-Mathematics Department
  • Yi Qin Saharov Institute of ecology, national university of belarus
  • Renhao Luo Saharov Institute of ecology, national university of belarus
  • Xue Zhang Singapore Management University School of Economics
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18686/aem.v11i3.256
Keywords: Genomic Mutations, Codonology, Health Economics, Mathematics, Cross- Domains

Abstract

Health economics is the focus of current research, and genetic testing has become an emerging and universal means of disease surveillance based on the ever-changing perspective of the global basic medicine in the field of cellular genetics. But genes represent the genetic information of the human physiology, and therefore must be handled in a confidential manner. With the use of current computational and codon knowledge structures, the authors propose and report strategies for problem solving in computer medicine based on genetic properties.

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Published
2022-11-02
Issue
Vol 11 No 3 (2022)
Section
Original Research Article

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