Guest guest Posted September 5, 2006 Report Posted September 5, 2006 Got my calpain results from Red Labs: >2.0 (normal: 0.18-0.27) My elastase was at the upper normal range, RNase L activity and low-weight RNase L both quite high. Looks like calpain is the culprit in cleaving RNase L. Has anyone else had the calpain test done? Seeing it at > 2, I'm assuming that's as high as it gets. Unfortunately, there is no direct way to attack calpain as far as I know. Jim Quote
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