Diagnosis method using cell free nucleosome levels
AssigneeBelgian Volition SRL
InventorsAndrew RETTER, Jacob Vincent MICALLEF, Remi RABEUF
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Abstract
The invention relates to methods of detecting a subject in need of medical treatment for a disorder of hemostasis or thrombosis by detecting the level of cell free nucleosomes or a component thereof.
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A method of detecting a subject in need of medical treatment for a disorder of hemostasis or thrombosis comprising:
- (i) contacting a body fluid sample obtained from the subject with a binding agent to detect or measure the level of cell free nucleosomes or a component thereof;
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- (ii) using the level of cell free nucleosomes as an indicator that the subject is in need of medical treatment for a disorder of hemostasis or thrombosis.
A method for diagnosing the presence or the risk of development of a disorder of hemostasis or thrombosis or of monitoring the progress of a disorder of hemostasis or thrombosis in a subject suffering from the condition, comprising:
- (i) contacting a body fluid sample obtained from the subject with a binding agent to detect or measure the level of cell free nucleosomes or a component thereof;
- (ii) repeating step (i) on one or more occasions;
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- (iii) using any changes in the level of cell free nucleosomes or component thereof to monitor the progression of the disorder of hemostasis or thrombosis in the subject.
A method of assigning a risk of an adverse outcome to a subject suffering from a disorder of hemostasis or thrombosis comprising:
- (i) contacting a body fluid sample obtained from the subject with a binding agent to detect or measure the level of cell free nucleosomes or a component thereof;
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- (ii) using the level of cell free nucleosomes detected to assign the likelihood of an adverse outcome to said subject,
- wherein a subject identified with a high likelihood of an adverse outcome is assigned for medical intervention.
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