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Viral fragments in the urine proteome: New clues to the cause of fever

2024-09-20

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<h4>[Background]</h4> Fever of unknown origin refers to a medical condition where the cause of the fever is not yet clear. This condition is common in various potential diseases and usually requires detailed examination and testing to determine the specific cause. No one has ever looked for the cause of fever in urine proteomics, and this study provides clues and diagnostic evidence for patients with fever of unk...

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fae22213-7549-5c9a-8aff-55399157703e
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10.1101/2024.09.19.613984
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