Our non-invasive blood biomarkers can benefit studies in osteoarthritis, and for safety studies where structural changes to the joint are necessary to monitor. Read more about how disease activity can be monitored with the aid of Nordic Bioscience biomarkers, or understand to a deeper extent how the pharmacodynamic modulation occurs.
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Axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA) is a chronic inflammatory disease that mainly affects the axial skeleton including the spine and the sacroiliac joints. ECM remodelling occurring in the affected tissues, can be quantified by tissue-specific biomarkers. This enables the monitoring of disease activity, providing valuable insights into the disease mechanisms and complexity in axSpA.
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Systemic skin diseases with local manifestations are characterized by excessive tissue remodeling and immune cell activity. Tissue-specific biomarkers, quantifying and monitoring immune cell activity, are key advantages when we want to understand the disease mechanisms and complexity in systemic sclerosis and lead to targeted successful treatments. On this page, we explain how our biomarkers for systemic sclerosis can provide such crucial value.
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