vivodata
Vivodata is a term used in some scientific and data-science contexts to describe data that originates from living organisms in vivo. It encompasses time-dependent measurements collected in real time or longitudinally, including physiological signals, molecular profiles from in vivo samples, imaging data acquired in living subjects, and behavioral or ecological observations. It is distinguished from in vitro or ex vivo data, which are collected outside the living organism.
Origin and scope: The term is not tied to a single formal standard; it arose in interdisciplinary
Data types and formats: Vivodata spans diverse modalities such as time-series physiological data (heart rate, blood
Applications: In biomedical research, vivodata supports disease modeling, pharmacodynamics, and translational studies; in healthcare, it underpins
Challenges and ethics: Data heterogeneity, temporal alignment, and quality control are major challenges. Privacy, consent, and
See also: in vivo data; real-time monitoring; bioinformatics; data standardization.