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Quantitative tandem mass tag-based proteomics allows biomarker analysis for Duchenne muscular dystrophy disease progression and therapeutic response assessment
/in Featured ArticlesDuchenne muscular dystrophy is a devastating progressive muscle disease that causes loss of ambulation by age 12 and premature death in early thirties. New gene therapy approaches are extending life span, but the physical assessments currently used make disease progression and therapy monitoring challenging, if not impossible. CLI chatted with Professor Yetrib Hathout and Ahmed […]
Recent data shows a role for PCSK9 in acute respiratory distress syndrome and sepsis
/in Featured ArticlesPCSK9 was originally identified because of its role in lipid metabolism. However, recent data is demonstrating its involvement in other pathologies such as sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome. CLI chatted with Emma Crossley (Queen’s University Belfast, UK) to find out more about the roles of PCSK9 in these diseases.
Alterations in the proteome exist before and for years after clinical tuberculosis disease
/in Featured ArticlesTuberculosis (TB) is still a serious public health concern worldwide, with World Health Organization data suggesting an estimated 10.7 million people developed TB in 2024, with 1.23 million deaths, making TB a leading cause of death from a single infectious agent. Treatment of TB is challenging and requires a 6-month course of multiple antibiotics. This […]
Quality control for complex algorithms used in clinical care that are based on clinical laboratory data
/in Featured Articles, Quality ControlAlgorithms are commonly used in diagnostics and healthcare for producing risk scores, diagnoses, alerts, etc; guiding clinical decisions; and helping to standardize care. Some are so simple that you might not think of them as an algorithm: BMI, for example. Others are recognized as what we typically think of as an algorithm, such as estimated […]