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Human Chitotriosidase: A Potential New Marker of Sarcoidosis Severity
Respiration, 05/19/08

Bargagli E et al. - Chitotriosidase activity was found to be correlated with angiotensin-converting enzyme levels in serum, radiological stages and quantitative high-resonance CT score for sarcoidosis, suggesting that this enzyme could be a potential marker of disease severity worthy of further study

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