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July 29, 2017Open Access

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Biofluid biomarkers of traumatic brain injury

DADenes V. AgostonUniformed Services University of the Health Sciences ASAndrew Shutes‐DavidUniversity of Puget Sound

Elaine R. PeskindBoston University

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The identification of biofluid biomarkers could play a vital role in identifying, diagnosing, and treating the underlying individual pathobiological changes of TBI. CNS-derived exosomes analyzed by ultra-high sensitivity detection methods have the potential to identify blood biomarkers for the range of TBI severity and time course.

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