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We then present a discussion of ferritin as one out of several acute-phase biomarkers (Section 4) together with the biological and the possible clinical role of the acute-phase reaction and acute-phase mediators for the initial pretreatment prognostication (Section 5), the regulation of inflammation/coagulation in AML (Section 6) and the prognostication for AML patients receiving allogeneic stem cell transplantation (Section 7)

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They disrupt synaptic function by interfering with neurotransmitter release and receptor signaling, leading to impaired neuronal communication (Tang et al., 2025)