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Apolipoprotein B (Apo B)

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Apolipoprotein B (Apo B)

ID 363

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Reference ranges and concentrations

6

Reference ranges come from the existing EH diagnostic-test range tables. Ranges can differ between laboratories, methods, age groups and clinical situations.

Diagnostic test / concentrationReference rangeUnitAgeGenderCategory / test group
Apolipoprotein B Concentration47 – 115mg/dLAdult ( > 16y)FemaleBlood Studies / Blood Enzymes
Apolipoprotein B Concentration52 – 120mg/dLAdult ( > 16y)MaleBlood Studies / Blood Enzymes
Apolipoprotein B Concentration10 – 30mg/dLNewborn (0 - 1month)BothBlood Studies / Blood Enzymes
Apolipoprotein B Concentration40 – 130mg/dLChild (4 - 17y)FemaleBlood Studies / Blood Enzymes
Apolipoprotein B Concentration48 – 140mg/dLChild (4 - 17y)MaleBlood Studies / Blood Enzymes
Apolipoprotein B Concentration21 – 75mg/dL1 - 3 yrsBothBlood Studies / Blood Enzymes

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Conditions linked to this marker

84

This shows where the EH database links this marker as increased, decreased or associated with conditions.

Increased in

57

Decreased in

27

Associated with

0

No conditions in this group.

Diagnostic tests linked to this marker

1

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