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Persistently increased cell-free DNA concentrations only modestly contribute to outcome and host response in sepsis survivors with chronic critical illness.
Surgery
9
2020
63 genes, Cell-free DNA, Leukocyte, MT-CO2, Nuclear DNA, RHO, blood, blood leukocytes, cell, cell-free DNA, chronic critical illness, critically ill, endogenous alarmins, leukocyte, mitochondrial, mitochondrial DNA, nuclear DNA, patients, plasma, sepsis, septic, surgical sepsis
Author NameAffiliation
Russell B HawkinsUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Julie A StortzUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Zhongkai WangUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Steven L RaymondUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Scott C BrakenridgeUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Frederick A MooreUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Lyle L MoldawerUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Lyle L MoldawerUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Philip A EfronUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Philip A EfronUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
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