Specific proteins

Proteins in the body form the structure of cells, enzymes and hormones that regulate body functions; they are involved in the transport of nutrients and drugs throughout the body and the elimination of metabolic waste from the body, and also provide protection against infections. The study of proteins provides a unique combination of broad clinical relevance and accessibility. Thus, the detection and analysis of proteins has enormous diagnostic potential. Specific proteins are valuable markers for a variety of diseases, including microbial infections, inflammatory responses, determining the risk of developing heart disease and even cancer.