CLSI Validation of Exchangeable Copper Determination in Serum by ICP-MS: A Focus on Alzheimer’s Disease and Wilson Disease

The validated ExcCu assay overcomes the limitations of the traditional non-Cp Cu calculation, offering a reliable biomarker for copper-related AD subtypes. Its high specificity supports its use in patient stratification, potentially contributing to personalized approaches in AD diagnosis and therapy.

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Biomolecules
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2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.3390/biom15060788
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5
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Trace Elements in Health
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Abstract

The validated ExcCu assay overcomes the limitations of the traditional non-Cp Cu calculation, offering a reliable biomarker for copper-related AD subtypes. Its high specificity supports its use in patient stratification, potentially contributing to personalized approaches in AD diagnosis and therapy.

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