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Endocrine Markers

Meaning

Endocrine Markers are the specific, quantifiable biomolecules measured in blood, saliva, or other matrices that serve as proxies for the functional status of the endocrine glands and their target tissues. These indicators allow us to assess the production, transport, receptor binding, and downstream effects of hormones throughout the body. They are the objective language we use to understand hormonal physiology in real-time. Precise measurement is paramount for accurate clinical interpretation.