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It is conceivable that the progression of AD and concomitant cytoskeletal reorganization is accompanied by the expression of molecular markers of endogenous neuronal resistance to degeneration and/or molecular markers of regeneration.

As such, the Tyrer-Cuzick model addresses many of the pitfalls of the previous models, significantly the combination of extensive family history, markers of endogenous oestrogen exposure, and benign breast disease (atypical hyperplasia).

Glycated albumin and fructosamine reflect the modification of serum proteins by glucose and are markers of endogenous glucose exposure over the prior 2 to 4 weeks, i.e., extending beyond the half-life of albumin and some other serum proteins.

The melatonin rhythm, which is driven by the suprachiasmatic nucleus through a well described neural pathway to the pineal, is one of the most robust and widely used physiological markers of endogenous circadian timing (61).

A lifetime history of major depression was reported to be associated with reduced tyramine conjugation (a marker of endogenous depression) in migraine patients compared with controls [69].

Low tyramine conjugation, a marker of endogenous depression, was associated with a lifetime history of major depression in migraineurs compared with non migraineurs [42].

We recorded the administration of insulin and oral hypoglycemic agents and measured plasma c-peptide as surrogate marker of endogenous insulin secretion on the first two consecutive days in ICU.

Post-onset, the presence of C-peptide, produced in equimolar quantities as insulin, is used as a marker of endogenous insulin production [32], [33].

Further differentiation of ESNPs towards DGNs coincided with expression of Prox1 (Figure 6E), a marker of endogenous neural precursors of the SGZ and of mature DGNs in the GCL of the DG [42].

The production of MDA is used as a biological marker of endogenous DNA damage [ 19].

Glycemic variability as a marker of endogenous and exogenous factors, and glucose complexity as a marker of endogenous glucose regulation are independent predictors of mortality in critically ill patients.