The clinical significance of serum LY86-AS1 in the early detection and prognostic evaluation of traumatic brain injury

Serum LY86-AS1 levels are reduced in TBI patients compared with healthy controls, correlate with injury severity and clinical outcomes, and serve as a potential candidate biomarker for TBI.

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Neurological Research
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2025-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.1080/01616412.2025.2578350
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S100 Proteins and Annexins
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The clinical significance of serum LY86-AS1 in the early detection and prognostic evaluation of traumatic brain injury

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Abstract

Serum LY86-AS1 levels are reduced in TBI patients compared with healthy controls, correlate with injury severity and clinical outcomes, and serve as a potential candidate biomarker for TBI.

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