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Tumour Markers, Enzymes and Hormonal Markers

Clinics in Gastroenterology, 1976
SUMMARY The use of enzyme or hormone assays as diagnostic aids in gastrointestinal cancer has been reviewed. Considered are exocrine and endocrine tumours of the pancreas, gastric carcinoma, carcinoid tumours, Zollinger-Ellison syndrome and cancer of the small intestine, colon and rectum. Except for cancer involving the liver and certain rare tumours,
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Inflammatory markers

British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2009
Before considering markers, it is first appropriate to consider inflammation (Latin, inflamatio, to set on fire). Inflammation is a complex response by an organism to injury, either resulting from invasion by pathogenic organisms, traumatic cell damage or irritants.
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Neurophysiological markers

Neurological Sciences, 2008
After the advent of immunomodulatory treatment in Multiple Sclerosis and after several options for early treatment have become available, the early identification of patients non responder has become a very important issue. Therefore, methods are needed for the detection of disease activity and, particularly in more advanced phases of the disease, of ...
LEOCANI , ANNUNZIATA MARIA LETIZIA   +1 more
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Are apposition markers discourse markers?

Journal of Linguistics, 1996
This paper aims to re-assess the notion DISCOURSE MARKER as it is applied to a subset of so-called apposition markers. It is argued that the classification of markers of reformulation as discourse markers alongside expressions like but and so is incoherent from a semantic point of view, since this ignores the distinction between PROCEDURAL and ...
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Intracellular markers

Journal of Immunological Methods, 2000
An increased level of complexity will be encountered when developing protocols for intracellular markers. Protocols for surface markers have been successfully standardized, however it is understood that no single method is appropriate for all intracellular staining.
S K, Koester, W E, Bolton
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Markers of Apoptosis

2006
Apoptosis is a physiological process that occurs in cells during development and normal cellular processes. The useless, unwanted, or damaged cells die during the apoptotic process. However, if signals instructing cells to carry out apoptosis are lost, a variety of malignant disorders may result.
Fazlul H, Sarkar, Yiwei, Li
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Radiographic markers

Emergency Nurse, 2011
Radiographic markers, which are personal to each radiographer and used with every patient, are among the most frequently handled objects in radiology departments. Radiographers who fail to clean these accessories do not consider their potential as vectors for cross-contamination.
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Markers of Inflammation

2009
Inflammation is a complex and necessary component of an organism's response to biological, chemical or physical stimuli. In the acute phase, cells of the immune system migrate to the site of injury in a carefully orchestrated sequence of events that is mediated by cytokines and acute phase proteins. Depending upon the degree of injury, this acute phase
Dori R, Germolec   +2 more
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