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A matter of perspective—Cutting-edge technology-driven urine proteome in COVID-19
In a recent issue of Nature Communications, we highlighted in-depth urine proteomic research in which significant immunosuppression was revealed in early SARS-CoV-2- infected patients 1. The application of urine in mapping the landscape of molecular changes closely associated with human diseases has been widely accepted. Herein, we take a systematic review of the published article from the perspective of both methodology and clinical significance.