Proteomics-Based Pilot Study on Heatstroke Recovery and Organ Injury Risk Assessment: Analysis of Clinical Human Heatstroke Cases Using Plasma Samples from Mild Heatstroke Conditions

This project focuses on identifying biomarkers in non-invasive samples from clinical cases to monitor heatstroke and diagnose it early. The approach utilizes a top-down proteomics strategy applied to patient plasma samples collected at two critical time points: diagnosis and recovery. This method aims to enhance understanding and detection capabilities for better management of heatstroke.