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Multiplexed measurement of protein biomarkers in high-frequency longitudinal dried blood spot (DBS) samples: characterization of inflammatory responses

2019-05-20

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A detailed understanding of changes in blood protein biomarkers occuring in individuals over time would enable truly personalized approaches to health and disease monitoring. Such measurements could reveal smaller, earlier departures from normal baseline levels of biomarkers thus allowing better disease detection and treatment monitoring. Current practice, however, generally involves infrequent, sporadic biomarker...

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51878eda-913b-5ae9-aa0a-e81763d1e5f3
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10.1101/643239
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