METHOD OF DIAGNOSING DISEASE RELATING TO ENDOMETRIOSIS
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Measuring histamine-releasing factor protein content in biological samples allows for the diagnosis of endometriosis or assessment of associated risk by comparing levels to those found in normal biological samples.
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The content of a histamine-releasing factor (HRF) protein in a biological sample of a subject is measured and the HRF protein content is compared with that of a normal biological sample. An HRF protein content considerably higher than that of the normal biological sample is employed as an indication of a disease relating to endometriosis or a risk thereof.
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