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Neopteryna — nowe możliwości monitorowania miażdżycy

Piotr Dudlik, Anna Miczke, Paweł Bogdański
Forum Zaburzeń Metabolicznych 2016;7(4):176-181.

Streszczenie

Ostatnie lata przyniosły zmianę podejścia do patogenezy miażdżycy. Sugeruje się, że choroba ta jest przewlekłym procesem zapalnym. Zainteresowanie budzą nowe substancje służące do prognozowania i monitorowania miażdżycy. Jedną z nich jest neopteryna — wskaźnik aktywacji makrofagów i modulator stresu oksydacyjnego.

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