• Quantitative analysis of diabetic patients conducted with CE-MS
    CE-MS used in quantitative analysis of diabetes interventions

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Quantitative analysis of diabetic patients conducted with CE-MS

High-resolution capillary electrophoresis with mass spectrometry (CE-MS) has allowed for quantitative analysis to be conducted of Type 2 diabetes patients undergoing renoprotective therapy.

Microalbuminuria is a condition that occurs when leakages into the urine take place of small amounts of albumin.

In Type 2 diabetic patients, renoprotective treatment is used to prevent the condition progressing to macroalbuminuria - where the amount excreted exceeds 300 mg in a day.

Published in BMC Nephrology, the quantitative analysis of treatment using Irbesartan daily for a two-year period indicates that turnover of collagen and associated fibrosis reduction could be among the major benefits of the therapy.

The findings show a significant change in the urinary proteome following two years of daily 300 mg Irbesartan doses, the scientists say.

As a result, they suggest urinary proteome analysis could provide statistically significant results within small testing populations for the potential benefits of intervention with future therapies.

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