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Negative Acute Phase Reactants means they decrease (not increase) during inflammation:
The mnemonic is 3TAR TRANSCORTIN TRANSFERRIN TRANSTHYRETIN ALBUMIN & PREALBUMIN RETINOL BINDING PROTIEN Do not confuse this with the positive acute phase reactants like C-Reactive Protein and Ferritin as they these proteins increase in inflammation (not decrease) |
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