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Serum proteomic approach for differentiation of frail and non-frail elderly

2019-04-05

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Frail elderly is very common in Indian society and extremely difficult to manage in the clinical practice. Blood proteomic study may able to improve the specific diagnostic profiles and therapeutic templates for improving quality of life in elderly. The purpose of present study is to differentiate between frail and non-frail elderly on the basis of serum markers. The proteomic profile of 10 frail and 10 non-frail...

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Literature Corpus work: 44d5ddf5-135d-50af-84ff-44cef46aa6a4
DOI: 10.1101/600262

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