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Novel Biochemical Markers of Psychosocial Stress in Women
Get PDFBackground: Prolonged psychosocial stress is a condition assessed through self-reports. Here we aimed to identify biochemical markers for screening and early intervention in women
Haplotype analysis of the TPH gene and association with suicidal behaviour in Russian males and females
No full textHaplotype analysis of the TPH gene and association with suicidal behaviour in Russian males and females
No full textOptimal cut-off, area under the ROC-curve (Area), and diagnostic sensitivity and specificity of statistically significant biochemical markers.
No full text<p>Optimal cut-off, area under the ROC-curve (Area), and diagnostic sensitivity and specificity of statistically significant biochemical markers.</p
Relative risks of being classified as ill, using the established cut-off points of MCP-1, EGF and VEGF (Table 3).
No full text<p>Results from multiple logistic regression analyses are shown. OR, Observed Risk, (95% CI).</p
Biochemical markers in women experiencing different levels of stress.
No full text<p>Concentration is given in pg/ml except for prolactin (mIU/L), TT3 (ng/ml), TT4 (g/L), and TSH (μIU/ml), and testosterone (nmol/L). Mean (M) and standard deviation (SD) values are indicated for the three test groups. Significant comparisons between groups (P<.05 level) are indicated in the last column.</p
