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Inverse correlation between a putative surrogate marker reflecting aldehyde oxidase activity and urinary hypoxanthine/xanthine ratio in Xdh knockout mice

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The Brief

  • A Scientific Reports article reports an inverse correlation between a putative surrogate marker of aldehyde oxidase activity and the urinary hypoxanthine/xanthine ratio in Xdh knockout mice.
  • The study was listed in nature.com's biological sciences subject feed on 2026-11-10.
  • The marker is described as putative, so its validity as a surrogate has not been established by the source material provided.

Why it matters

It suggests a urinary measure might serve as a proxy for aldehyde oxidase activity in a mouse model, which could matter to researchers studying purine metabolism and related enzymes.

Who’s affected

  • researchers in purine metabolism and xanthine oxidoreductase biology
  • #aldehyde oxidase
  • #xanthine dehydrogenase
  • #purine metabolism
  • #urinary biomarkers
  • #knockout mice

Timeline

  1. Study listed in nature.com biological sciences subject feed

  2. Biological sciences : nature.com subject feeds

    Inverse correlation between a putative surrogate marker reflecting aldehyde oxidase activity and urinary hypoxanthine/xanthine ratio in Xdh knockout mice

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