Proteomic Biomarkers of Sepsis in Elderly Patients
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The present invention is related to the field of sepsis. In particular, the invention identifies differences in global protein expression that are either age-related and/or outcome-related. These differences represent biomarkers to guide risk potential, therapy, monitoring and diagnosis.IP Status
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