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Subject: PHYSIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION BETWEEN INFLAMMATORY PGs & C-RP & HOMOCYSTEIN
Category: Health > Conditions and Diseases
Asked by: ngang-ga
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Posted: 19 May 2003 17:22 PDT
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Question ID: 206069

The traditional markers of inflammation are the catalytic products of
Arachidonic Acid oxidation, mediated by iso-enzymes COX-2 & 5- &
12-LOX, namely prostaglandins like E2, D2, F2alpha, TX-A2,
Leukotrienes (LTs), etc. In the last few years, a new marker, C-RP,
has gained new prominence, "respectability" & record of reliability.
And homocysteine is increasingly regarded as the most reliable &
accurate marker of vascular diasease, with an inflammatory basis. WHAT
IS THE PRECISE PHYSIOLOGICAL LINK (IF ANY) BETWEEN THE PGs, LTs and
C-RP and Homocysteine?

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