Orosomucoid-1
ORM1proteinOrosomucoid-1 is a systemic acute-phase protein and immune-response marker elevated in ischemic MI, not plaque-mechanism-specific.
Pathway placement
Cascade stepOff-pathway / systemic markers
Confidencemedium
RationaleShared ischemic stroke and MI biomarker; acute-phase immune response marker.
Also acts inVascular inflammation
Druggability
DruggableYes
Known drugs / candidates0
Small-molecule tractableYes
Antibody tractableYes
EnsemblENSG00000229314
Type I vs non-Type I discrimination
ScoresLow-confidence (proxy)
R — rupture / Type-I33
C — non-Type-I46
A — assay feasibility68
E — evidence strength17
T1DI (composite)5
Specificity differential (R−C)-12.3
Non-Type-I axis panel
Does this marker also move in each non-Type-I setting? mag 0–3; higher means less Type-I-specific. n/a = no evidence retrieved, which is not the same as no change.
No non-Type-I axis evidence retrieved.
Tier: light (literature co-occurrence proxy — lower confidence). See the discrimination table for all markers.
Assay & specimen
Class-level default (no specific cleared assay)— generic method inferred from analyte class; confirm against a specific product insert before use.
Specimen
Serum or plasma
Collection tube
Serum separator (gold/red-top, SST) · K2/K3-EDTA (lavender-top)
Method / principle
Sandwich immunoassay (ELISA) — research-grade unless a cleared assay exists
Reagent / substrate
Matched anti-target antibody pair (capture + labeled detection)
Platform
ELISA microplate or multiplex (Luminex/MSD)
Turnaround · availability
Send-out / research · Research-grade (no universal clinical assay)
Literature evidence(3)
- Identification of key proteins and pathways in myocardial infarction using machine learning approaches.Scientific reports · 2025 · PMID 40467768 · doi
- Identification of core genes shared by ischemic stroke and myocardial infarction using an integrated approach.Medicine · 2024 · PMID 38968466 · doi
- Quantitative proteomics for cardiac biomarker discovery using isoproterenol-treated nonhuman primates.Journal of proteome research · 2014 · PMID 25345801 · doi