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Healthy humans have a CRP rate which is generally about 1 μg/mL<ref name="kumar"/>. CRP is secreted by the liver into the blood circulation<ref name = "Alex"/>. CRP level is 1000 times higher in a cytokine-mediated response due to tissue injury, infection and inflammation. Therefore the CRP rate in serum is common use to detect the activity of a disease<ref name="Thompson" />. CRP can be defined as a target for the development of cardioprotection and neuroprotection<ref name="kumar"/>. | Healthy humans have a CRP rate which is generally about 1 μg/mL<ref name="kumar"/>. CRP is secreted by the liver into the blood circulation<ref name = "Alex"/>. CRP level is 1000 times higher in a cytokine-mediated response due to tissue injury, infection and inflammation. Therefore the CRP rate in serum is common use to detect the activity of a disease<ref name="Thompson" />. CRP can be defined as a target for the development of cardioprotection and neuroprotection<ref name="kumar"/>. | ||
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