
The classification and the principal properties of acute phase reactants are given. No acute phase protein constitutes an ideal marker of inflammation. A mini-profile for the monitoring of acute phase reactions is proposed. Orosomucoid and CRP can be measured in neonates while Haptoglobin, Orosomucoid and CRP are helpful in child and adult.
Adult, Inflammation, Infant, Newborn, Humans, Blood Proteins, Blood Physiological Phenomena, Child, Acute-Phase Proteins
Adult, Inflammation, Infant, Newborn, Humans, Blood Proteins, Blood Physiological Phenomena, Child, Acute-Phase Proteins
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