A matrix metalloproteinase-generated fragment of type III collagen, reflecting extracellular matrix remodeling and enabling assessment of fibrotic activity.
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C4G
PopularA granzyme B-generated neo-epitope fragment of type IV collagen, enabling non-invasive assessment of T-cell infiltration and basement membrane remodeling in tumor and inflammatory microenvironments.
C4M
PopularA neo-epitope fragment of type IV collagen generated by matrix metalloproteinase activity, enabling non-invasive assessment of basement membrane degradation and extracellular matrix remodeling in chronic inflammatory and fibrotic diseases.
CPa9-HNE (nordicCPa9-HNE™, serum calprotectin)
PopularA fragment of S100A9 (calprotectin) released by neutrophil elastase measured in blood, enabling precise assessment of active neutrophil-driven inflammation in systemic and tissue-specific conditions.
VICM
PopularA citrullinated and matrix metalloproteinase-degraded fragment of vimentin, enabling non-invasive monitoring of macrophage-driven inflammation and tissue remodeling across autoimmune and fibrotic diseases.
C6A6
A neo-epitope fragment of the α6 chain of type VI collagen, enabling non-invasive monitoring of dermal extracellular matrix remodeling and fibroblast activation in inflammatory skin disorders.
C7M
A neo-epitope fragment of type VII collagen generated by matrix metalloproteinase activity, enabling non-invasive monitoring of dermal-epidermal junction integrity and tissue remodeling in fibrotic and inflammatory skin disorders.
EL-CG
A neo-epitope fragment of elastin generated by cathepsin G activity, enabling non-invasive monitoring of elastin degradation and extracellular matrix remodeling in dermatology and chronic respiratory diseases.
PRO-C22
C-terminal of type XXII collagen. FACIT collagen measuring tissue formation, molecular bridging and tissue organization. A fragment of the C-terminal domain of type XXII FACIT collagen, enabling non-invasive monitoring of extracellular matrix organization, molecular bridging and tumor-associated fibrosis across multiple solid tumor types.