Three ER Stress Genes Flagged as Candidate Biomarkers for Heart Muscle Disease
A bioinformatics and laboratory study identified FKBP5, MYH6 and PROS1 as candidate endoplasmic reticulum stress-related feature genes in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
A bioinformatics and laboratory study identified FKBP5, MYH6 and PROS1 as candidate endoplasmic reticulum stress-related feature genes in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
In a single-center study of 66 treatment-naïve rheumatoid arthritis patients, lower plasma interleukin-22 and higher tumor necrosis factor-alpha, combined with ...
Researchers developed and externally validated a nomogram based on five independent risk factors to predict acute kidney injury following laparoscopic ...
A longitudinal CHARLS analysis found that recorded prior falls, IADL impairment and self-rated health were associated with falls reported about ...
A prospective study of 440 COVID-19 ARDS survivors found that 36.8 percent showed pulmonary fibrotic changes on chest CT six ...
A retrospective study reports a nomogram using age and routine laboratory values to predict 30-day mortality in confirmed Acinetobacter baumannii ...
A retrospective Chinese study built a LASSO-logistic model using four-dimensional left atrial quantification parameters that predicted major adverse cardiovascular events ...
A survey of 331 Chinese adolescents with depression on academic leave found only 40.5 percent intended to re-enroll, and a ...
A retrospective study of 1,216 people living with HIV produced a temporally validated nomogram that identifies eleven risk factors for ...
A retrospective study of 250 patients developed a nomogram using age, EGFR genotype, CYFRA21-1 level, and TKI generation to predict ...
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