Plasma protein biomarkers and their association with mutually exclusive cardiovascular phenotypes: the FIBRO-TARGETS case –control analyses

ConclusionPatients with “mutually exclusive” phenotypes display distinct bioprofiles that might underpin different biological pathways, potentially leading to fibrosis.Graphic abstractPlasma protein biomarkers and their association with mutually exclusive cardiovascular phenotypes: the FIBRO-TARGETS case –control analyses. Patients with “mutually exclusive” phenotypes (blue: obesity, hypertension and diabetes) display distinct protein bioprofiles (green: decreased expression; red: increased expression) that might underpin different biological pathways (orange arrow), potentially leading to fib rosis.

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Source: Clinical Research in Cardiology - May 5, 2019 Category: Cardiology Source Type: research