Sentence examples for albumin marker from inspiring English sources

No significant difference in albumin extravasation was detected between any of the groups at the light microscope level using the albumin marker.

The laboratory results were those routinely measured in HD patients: creatinine and albumin (markers of nutritional status and inflammation activity), hemoglobin (level of anemia, target among HD patients = 11-12 g/dl), calcium and phosphorus (calcium and phosphorus product above 55 mg/dl indicates risk of tissue deposition) and Kt/V (index of the dose of dialysis delivered, target ≥ 1.2).

In addition, tumors from both genotypes expressed levels of Albumin, a marker of hepatocytes, that were lower than those found in control livers.

Immunofluorescence analysis showed that the induced cells expressed albumin, the marker of hepatocytes (Fig.  4c, 3).

61 There is some controversy surrounding the utility of albumin as marker of nutritional status.

Albumin, a marker of hepatic biosynthetic capacity, was negatively correlated with A-FABP level (rho = -0.30, P = 0.0017).

Indeed, low serum albumin, a marker of malnutrition, was associated with low serum phosphate in the ECHO study [ 16].

Presence of hepatocyte progenitors was verified by the presence of AFP at transcript and protein levels, usually in combination with albumin, a marker of more mature hepatic cells.

Higher serum albumin, a marker of better nutrition and lower inflammatory burden, has been well-established as a predictor of better survival in dialysis patients [ 5- 10].

Previous research has shown that preoperative serum albumin (a marker of chronic malnutrition), hemoglobin and lymphocyte status are associated with LOS and mortality in the gynecological oncology setting [ 1- 4].

When cells reached 264 ± 33 Ω cm TEER value on the 4th day of co-culture, the effect of oxLDL treatment (24 h) was tested on the triple co-culture models of the BBB using Evans blue labeled albumin as marker molecule of transendothelial permeability.