par Nagy, Anne-Marie
;Meuris, Sylvain
;Robyn, Claude 
Référence Nuclear medicine and biology, 21, 3, page (317-330)
Publication Publié, 1994



Référence Nuclear medicine and biology, 21, 3, page (317-330)
Publication Publié, 1994
Article révisé par les pairs
Résumé : | The heterogeneity of circulating protein hormone is the result of multiple steps including gene expression, mRNA maturation, post-translational processing and peripheral catabolism. As a consequence of these cumulative events, its seems difficult to evaluate the endocrine function by using specific radioimmunoassays for each circulating variant of a protein hormone. Moreover, the discovery of new molecular variants of protein hormones with unknown biological significance complicates the standardization and the clinical interpretation of immunoassays. |