Identification of genetic profile and biomarkers involved in acute respiratory distress syndrome

Application of Urinary Peptide-Biomarkers in Trauma Patients as a Predictive Tool for Prognostic Assessment, Treatment Interventions, and Intervention Timing: Prospective Nonrandomized Pilot Study

“…Regarding ARDS and estimating interventions such as prone positioning or ECMO, we face a similar peptide deregulations to AKI (Supplementary Table 3). Papurica et al and Cao et al demonstrated a wide range of ARDS-relevant genes and factors (45,46). Cao et al…”

“…developed a promising prediction model that could improve early clinical management and intervention in the development of ARDS (46). However, one of the main problems in analyzing genes and microRNAs as predictive tools is the lack of standardization of methods for extraction, quantification, and data analysis (46).…”

“…developed a promising prediction model that could improve early clinical management and intervention in the development of ARDS (46). However, one of the main problems in analyzing genes and microRNAs as predictive tools is the lack of standardization of methods for extraction, quantification, and data analysis (46). In contrast, the handling of urinary samples does not present major challenges, as it is an excretory product without special demands in terms of purity and concentration, making it easily obtainable (22,33,37).…”