Detecting msiCAT-tailing proteins reveals cancer stem cells and drug resistance, guiding inhibitor-based treatment to restore susceptibility.
Digestion and LC-MS-MS profiling detects low-level peanut allergen signatures and release profiles for batch consistency and in vivo prediction.
Measuring FGFBP1 in blood simplifies inconsistent PCOS diagnosis and supports earlier assessment, monitoring, and treatment selection.
Using IGFBP7-to-BNP and IGFBP7+CRP-to-BNP ratios improves differentiation between HFpEF and HFrEF when single biomarkers lack accuracy.
Selective peptide probes detect transthyretin aggregates to support earlier preeclampsia diagnosis and therapeutic monitoring.
Trypsin-released EGYR peptide measured by chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry improves reliable LARP1 quantification in blood samples.
Statistically selected food preparations and gender-specific IgG cutoffs improve functional dyspepsia trigger-food testing accuracy.
Cyclic amplification with monomeric alpha-synuclein and aggregate disruption enables ultra-sensitive detection of misfolded protein for earlier Parkinson's diagnosis.
An ME-score based on CD8+ T cells, dendritic cells, and macrophages predicts which mCRC metastases may respond to immunotherapy.
Multiple protein markers plus clinical variables improve acute kidney injury risk prediction before procedures, enabling earlier intervention.
Fluorescence-based PMCA amplifies misfolded alpha-synuclein from biological samples to distinguish Parkinson's disease from MSA with higher specificity.