Method and materials for use in diagnosing viral myocarditis

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C424S001110, C424S001490, C424S009200, C435S005000

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ABSTRACT:
The invention consists of assay methods, assay kits and antibodies for detecting the polypeptide fragments of dystrophin protein cleavage by enteroviral protease 2A as a result of an enteroviral infection in the heart. The presence of dystrophin cleavage products in the myocytes or blood of a subject is diagnostic for enteroviral infection and myocarditis resulting therefrom.

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