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Genetic, Metabolic, and Proteomic Polymorphisms and Clinical Phenotypes of Sepsis

2024-11-19

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The heterogeneity of sepsis patient populations remains an unresolved issue, hindering the development of effective therapeutic strategies and disease prognostic tools. Classification of diverse sepsis patients by molecular endotypes, together with multi-omics profiling, enables a more personalized treatment approach. Studying the immune response, genomic, metabolomic and proteomic profiles of sepsis patients will...

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b144432c-0ceb-58e7-930e-837a9de864ac
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10.15360/1813-9779-2024-6-2470
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