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Age- and sex-specific differences in blood-borne microvesicles from apparently healthy humans

5 May 2015

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BACKGROUND: Sex differences in incidence of cardiovascular disease may reflect age-associated intravascular cellular activation resulting in shedding of cell membrane-derived bioactive microvesicles (MV or microparticles) into the blood. Concentrations of cell-specific MV in blood have the potential to be a diagnostic/prognostic marker of pathology, but ranges of MV must first be established in healthy...

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PMID: 25964851
DOI: 10.1186/s13293-015-0028-8

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