Human biofluids, such as serum and plasma, hold great potential for monitoring health due to their unique biochemical patterns. Using these liquid biopsies as key sources of data to inform on individual’s health and pathology, requires setting a baseline signature.
This study, with 500 healthy donors with distinct physiological variability, will investigate how optical fingerprints (OFs) change among clinically healthy people, and within the same person over time. This is crucial to ensure stability, reproducibility, and robustness of person-specific OFs for plasma and serum.
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