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Replication Data for: Albumin-dependent and independent mechanisms in the syndrome of kwashiorkor

  • Robert R. Bandsma (Creator)
  • Wieger Voskuijl (Creator)
  • Johnstone Thitiri (Creator)
  • Moses Ngari (Creator)
  • Isabel Potani (Creator)
  • James A. Berkley (Creator)
  • Gerard B. Gonzales (Creator)
  • James M. Njunge (Creator)
  • Bonface M. Gichuki (Creator)
  • Bijun Wen (Creator)
  • Debby Laukens (Creator)
  • Jill Vanmassenhove (Creator)
  • James A. Berkley (Creator)

Dataset

Description

This is a replication dataset for the manuscript titled: "Albumin-dependent and independent mechanisms in the syndrome of kwashiorkor." Our aim was to determine albumin-independent differences in pathophysiology between Severe wasting and kwashiorkor to inform targeted prevention and treatment strategies . We used the F75 reformulation clinical trail to discover mechanisms that distinguish severe wasting from kwashiorkor beyond albumin. This sub-cohort comprised children with kwashiorkor and marasmus who had been matched on exact serum albumin levels. Plasma samples from the discovery sub-cohort were subjected to untargeted liquid chromatography tandem mass tag (TMT)-based proteomics and targeted metabolomics (Biocrates™ p 180). Other targeted assays included ELISA and Luminex. The findings from the discovery cohort were validated using a subset of the daily cotrimoxazole trial data and samples.
Date made available2 Jun 2021
PublisherHarvard Dataverse

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