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Discovery and validation of serum metabolic signature of neonatal sepsis
A more accurate diagnostic biosignature is crucial for neonatal sepsis. In this report, we identified a serum metabolite signature for diagnosing neonatal sepsis cases using mass spectrometry-based profiling of serum samples from two discovery cohorts (set-I/-II: n=71/269) of sepsis patients (cultur
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