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It can be argued that biological markers from lung tissue contain more relevant biochemical information for ARDS diagnosis than plasma markers [ 6- 9].
In the same vein, the comparison of highly context-dependent assays with biochemically oriented test batteries may help to identify more simplified cell-based assays and/or a more relevant set of biochemical endpoints for screening purposes.
Hence, although the CSF may be a more relevant compartment, assessment of biochemical neuro-markers in cardiac arrest patients is better performed in blood.
In such cases, the general rule in the past appears to have been to select the identifier for the most prevalent specific stereoisomer, e.g., the HMDB ID for α-lactose, as relevant biochemical data is more likely to be associated with that identifier.
It has been argued that it is more meaningful to restrict to the most relevant biochemical transformations in every reaction and remove carrier metabolites such as water, ADP, or ATP [39], [40].
In isolated dystonia, DYT1 in particular, biochemical changes may be more relevant than the morphological changes.
Our observations support the previous findings that understanding the biochemical changes may be more relevant than morphological alterations in isolated dystonia.
Biochemical changes during other clinically more relevant routes of infection may be studied in future experiments.
SOM formation through a microbial-driven pathway cannot be ruled out for any biochemical fraction evaluated, but it seems more relevant for HWE and CF. In short-term, substrate biochemistry exerts a strong influence on the conversion of eucalypt litter fractions into either CO2 or SOM.
However, the interconnection between several mediators was increased in severe OA, suggesting that changes in interaction patterns of biochemical mediators in SF may be more relevant for disease progression than absolute changes in the levels of individual mediators.
