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Hormonal Biomarkers

Meaning

Hormonal Biomarkers are quantifiable biological molecules, such as specific hormones, their metabolites, or proteins regulated by hormonal action, whose presence or concentration in bodily fluids or tissues indicates a particular physiological state, pathological process, or therapeutic response. These markers provide objective, measurable data for assessing endocrine function, diagnosing hormonal imbalances, monitoring the effectiveness of hormone replacement therapy, and predicting disease risk. Accurate measurement of these molecules is the cornerstone of precision endocrinology and individualized health management.