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Crosslinks


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Latest Edition


Free Steroid Hormones – Determination in Saliva 

Salivary steroids represent the biologically active hormones in the body more accurately than blood or urinary steroids.


This edition discusses some of the diagnostic applications of measuring steroids in saliva samples. It also covers the options for collecting saliva samples and how this can impact significantly on the results obtained.





2011 Editions

HE4 - A New Ovarian Cancer Biomarker – further evidence

Summaries of 4 recent papers looking at the utility of HE4 as a marker of ovarian cancer.


HMGB-1 A Review of Published Studies

High mobility group box-1 protein (HMGB-1) is a marker of tissue necrosis and immune activation. 5 recent papers are summarised and a list of more than 160 published references from 2008 to 2011 is included.



2010 Editions

Biochemical Bone Marker ELISA kits

A summary of 19 different bone markers and their role in bone metabolism, disease and resorption.



2009 Editions

Athera CVDefine™- Cardiovascular Risk Assessment

A new immunological marker for the early detection of lesions in the artery wall caused by inflammation. It is useful in the prediction of cardiovascular disease development and adds important information in cardiac risk assessment.



2008 Editions

HE-4 A Novel Biomarker for Ovarian Cancer

An introduction to HE4 and its use in conjunction with CA125 as an aid to steimating the risk of epithelial ovarian cancer.



Myostatin

A review of 3 papers discussing the association of Myostatin levels with insulin resistance, obesity and the inhibition of the development of muscle mass.