Neurological Biomarkers Are Situated In the Cerebral Spinal Fluid of the Body and Are Most of the Time Cannot Be Detected In Blood
Neurological biomarkers are being researched and developed all over the world, including in regions such as Germany, Mexico, and Japan. Neurological biomarkers are the specific proteins in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) that can indicate the presence of neurological disorders. They are mostly cross-functional and can be found in many tissues throughout the body. Neurological biomarkers assist in the diagnosis of nervous system disorders and monitor disease progression in patients with neurological diseases. Neurological biomarkers are usually expressed in a stepwise manner on cells. If these chemicals are found in high concentration in a tissue, it indicates that it is involved in neurological disease. A recent study has provided insights on the usage of neurological biomarkers in Alzheimer's Disease. The researchers studied two sets of elderly adults with Alzheimer's Disease. Surprisingly, the researchers found a significantly higher prevalence of neurological biomarkers i