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biochemical marker

biochemical marker A biochemical marker is a measurable body substance used to indicate a physiological change or possible injury.

A biochemical marker is a measurable body substance used to indicate a physiological change or possible injury. In this study, blood creatine kinase was used as a biochemical marker of muscle injury.

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Drafting source: de Carvalho Gabriela; Girasol Carlos Eduardo; Gonçalves Luiz Guilherme Cruz; Guirro Elaine Caldeira Oliveira; Guirro Rinaldo Roberto de Jesus. Correlation between skin temperature in the lower limbs and biochemical marker, performance data, and clinical recovery scales. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0248653; article XML SHA-256 b9b251a2d86c3ee21df3a500e3892216985d8352ecb843567af6eb60d5e46b33. “Correlation between skin temperature in the lower limbs and biochemical marker, performance data, and clinical recovery scales” (10.1371/journal.pone.0248653).
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