Disease markers · 2014
Urine annexin A1 as an index for glomerular injury in patients.
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Ka Shuk-Man, Tsai Pei-Yi, Chao Tai-Kuang, Yang Shun-Min, Hung Yi-Jen, Chen Jin-Shuen, Shui Hao-Ai, Chen Ann
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BACKGROUND: We recently demonstrated high urine levels of annexin A1 (ANXA1) protein in a mouse Adriamycin-induced glomerulopathy (ADG) model.
OBJECTIVE: To establish ANXA1 as a potential biomarker for glomerular injury in patients.
METHODS: A time-course study in the mouse ADG model, followed by renal tissues and urine samples from patients with various types of glomerular disorders for ANXA1.
RESULTS: Urinary ANXA1 protein was (1) detectable in both the ADG model and in patients except those with minimal change disease (MCD); (2) positively correlated with renal lesions in patients; and (3) early detectable in diabetes patients with normoalbuminuria.
CONCLUSIONS: ANXA1 is a universal biomarker that is helpful in the early diagnosis, prognostic prediction, and outcome monitoring of glomerular injury. Measurement of urinary ANXA1 protein levels can help in differentiating MCD from other types of glomerular disorders.
OBJECTIVE: To establish ANXA1 as a potential biomarker for glomerular injury in patients.
METHODS: A time-course study in the mouse ADG model, followed by renal tissues and urine samples from patients with various types of glomerular disorders for ANXA1.
RESULTS: Urinary ANXA1 protein was (1) detectable in both the ADG model and in patients except those with minimal change disease (MCD); (2) positively correlated with renal lesions in patients; and (3) early detectable in diabetes patients with normoalbuminuria.
CONCLUSIONS: ANXA1 is a universal biomarker that is helpful in the early diagnosis, prognostic prediction, and outcome monitoring of glomerular injury. Measurement of urinary ANXA1 protein levels can help in differentiating MCD from other types of glomerular disorders.