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Urinary candidate biomarkers in an experimental autoimmune myocarditis rat model

2017-09-20

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Urine is a better source than plasma for biomarker studies, as it can accumulate all changes in the body. Various candidate urinary biomarkers of physiological conditions, kidney disease and even brain dysfunction, have been detected in urine; however, urine has rarely been used to reflect cardiac diseases. As the clinical presentations of myocarditis are heterogeneous, reliable and sensitive diagnostic biomarkers...

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0312e33d-7df4-5d6d-b707-2438a3fc1994
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10.1101/191379
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