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Exploring Potential Biomarkers of Blood Stasis Syndrome in Coronary Heart Disease and Association Between Platelet Metabolic Disorder and Myocardial Injury Based on Platelet Metabolomics
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    • Exploring Potential Biomarkers of Blood Stasis Syndrome in Coronary Heart Disease and Association Between Platelet Metabolic Disorder and Myocardial Injury Based on Platelet Metabolomics

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    • “UPLC-Q-Exactive Orbitrap-MS technology revealed the mechanism of platelet metabolism disorder in rats with coronary heart disease and blood stasis syndrome. The sum of four metabolite curves reached 1.0, opening up new directions for disease diagnostic biomarker screening and pathological research.”
    • ZHAO Yanzhen , BAI Siyang , JIAN Weixiong , ZHOU Manli
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 32, Issue 17, Pages: 239-247(2026)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20260661     

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    • Revised：2026-05-24 ，

      Accepted：01 June 2026 ，

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