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Proteomic Insights into MASLD: Sex-Specific Endotypes and Predictive Value for Mortality

MedXY Editorial Team•Jul 31, 2026•Diabetes & Endocrinology
MASLDmetabolic liver diseasemortality predictionproteomicsSex Differences

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  • Latent class analysis of over 48,000 UK Biobank participants with MRI-defined hepatic steatosis reveals distinct MASLD clinical subtypes with strong sex-based differences.
  • A novel four-protein biomarker panel (PS4), linked to lipid metabolism and immune pathways, predicts all-cause mortality more accurately than existing non-invasive scores.
  • Proteomic components mediate 10-20% of the mortality risk attributable to MASLD phenotypic classes, highlighting key biological pathways driving systemic outcomes.

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