Biomarker

Biomarker. Means a biological molecule whose presence, absolute or relative amount, or form, occurring in a cell, tissue or living subject, is associated with or correlated with a particular physiological, clinical or phenotypic response.

Biomarker. A positron-emitting probe used in positron emission tomography ("PET") procedures, whether such probe (i) is used for diagnosis or treatment of disease or for research purposes or (ii) consists of a molecular compound, including 2-deoxy-2-[18F]fluoro-D-glucose ("FDG"), or an atomic isotope of an element, including [18F] fluorine ("F-18"), [13N] nitrogen ("N-13"), [15O] oxygen ("O-15"), and [11C] carbon ("C-11").

Biomarker. Means any one or more of CT-proET-1, MR-proADM and MR-proANP or any fragment or minor modification thereof.

Biomarker. Means each biomarker specified in Schedule A attached and incorporated herein by reference, and any additional New Biomarkers.