biochemical marker

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The linkage groups of the original recombination map were identified by morphological mutations, whereas physiological and biochemical markers have since been added.
With the recent use of biochemical markers of bone turnover, more projects are being conducted and advancements in improving bone health are occurring.
With the recent utilization of biochemical markers, changes in bone metabolism can be monitored.
Identification of biochemical markers to delineate these processes would be of significant interpretive value.
Ancillary studies on the effect of maternal calcium supplementation on fetal growth, biochemical markers for pre-eclampsia and uteroplacental blood flow were also completed.
Mitochondrial enzyme activities as biochemical markers of aging.
Although prostate cancer bone metastases are typically osteoblastic, biochemical markers of resorption are increased and indicate enhanced osteoclast activity.
Biochemical markers of bone modeling and remodeling in juvenile racehorses fed differing levels of minerals.
It is not clear whether biochemical markers are as sensitive as radionucleotide bone scans to detect the presence or the extent of skeletal metastases.
Increased awareness, clinical suspicion in high risk cases and advances in imaging techniques and biochemical markers have all lead to an increase in the number of cases diagnosed antenatally.
It is calculated from a number of physical and biochemical markers.
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