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PRTN3/FCER1A Transcriptomic Ratio Predicts Hospitalization in Primary Care Attenders With Respiratory Infection

2022-01-05

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Early detection of patients with respiratory infection at risk of deteriorating could help to improve their outcome by facilitating immediate transfer to the hospital to receive the adequate level of care. In this regard, gene expression profiling is emerging as a promising tool to identify patients with infection at risk of suffering a complicated outcome. In a cohort of patients with respiratory infection attend...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1201951/v1
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