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Determination of amyloid A protein is used in the diagnosis of amyloidosis, also known as starchiasis.

Tuberculosis is a serious infectious disease. It is caused by bacteria (Mycobacterium tuberculosis mycobacteria) thatóre spread through the air by the droplet route when an infected person coughs, sneezes or mówi. However, the infection develops in only 5% of infected peopleób, who usually have additional risk factors (e.g. very young or advanced age, lowered immunity, presence of other diseasesób).

Coagulation factor X (Stuart's factor) is produced mainlyóin the liver, but also in macrophages

Depending on the structure of the nucleoproteid antigen, several typesóof the virus are distinguished: A, B, C. Type A is divided into subtypes depending on the properties of the antigene surface proteins: neuraminidase (N or NA) and hemagglutinin (H or HA).

Soluble hepatopancreatic antigen antibodies (SLA/LP) - antibodies associated with autoimmune hepatitis type I (AIH type I).

The HLA antigen  is a protein that belongs to the group of human leukocyte antigens (HLA), which constitute the human tissue compatibility system, responsible for recognition of one's own cells or tolerance of one's own cells and tissues. The test checks for the presence of this protein, whichóre likely to be associated with someósome autoimmune diseases.

Rheumatoid factor is an antiglobulin antibody directed against human and animal immunoglobulin G epitopes.

THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the mainópsychoactive substance found in marijuana

Jet is a test recommended for pregnant women or those planning pregnancy to assess the likelihood of maternal-fetal conflict for HPA-1 platelet antigensó