Table 1.
Study | Country | Total Na No. controls % women |
Biomarker(s) | Normalized to urinary creatinine? | Assay / instrument | Other measures of kidney function | Specimen collection procedures |
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Adult populations | |||||||
Gunawickrama et al. Diseases, 202271 | Sri Lanka | 56 total | Plasma IL-1α | N/A | ThermoFisher Scientific assays (ELISA): BMS243-2 (IL-1 α), KAC1261 (IL-6), BMS228 (IFNγ), BMS2034 (TNFα), BMS281 (MCP-1) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009 and MDRD) | No details on the timing of sample collection |
No controls | Plasma IL-6 | ||||||
No participant demographics | Plasma MCP-1 | ||||||
Plasma TNFα | |||||||
Plasma INFγ | |||||||
Swa et al. Kidney Dialysis, 202265 | Sri Lanka | 134 total | Serum RBP-4 | N/A | Luminex xMAP biomarker assay, select samples confirmed with Abcam ELISA (RBP-4) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | No details on the timing of sample collection |
90 controls | |||||||
39.6% women | |||||||
Abdul et al. Int J Environ Res Public Health, 202131 | Sri Lanka | 210 total | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Cusabio ELISA (KIM-1 and B2M), Ray Biotech ELIZA (NGAL) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | First morning void (6–8 am) |
No controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
40.9% women | Urinary B2M | ||||||
De Silva et al. PLOS Negl Trop Dis, 201629 | Sri Lanka | 223 total | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Cusabio ELISA (KIM-1), Ray Biotech ELISA (NGAL) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | First morning void |
106 controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
Excluded women | |||||||
Ekanayake et al. Int J Environ Res Public Health, 202232 | Sri Lanka | 228 total | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Cusabio ELISA (both KIM-1 and NGAL) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2021) | First morning void |
168 controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
40.7% women | |||||||
Fernando et al. KIR, 201930 | Sri Lanka | 406 total | Urinary KIM-1 | Only in some analyses | Luminex xMAP custom biomarker bead assay kits (CERTKD-05 and HKI6/MAG-99-K-02) from Merck Millipore; using Luminex MAGPIX analyzer. | SCr, eGFR (unspecified equation) | Random spot urine |
164 controls) | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
40% women | Urinary Cystatin c | ||||||
Urinary B2M | |||||||
Urinary OPN | |||||||
Urinary A1M | |||||||
Urinary TIMP-1 | |||||||
Urinary RBP4 | |||||||
Nanayakkara et al. Environ Health Prev Med, 201263 | Sri Lanka | 237 total | Urinary A1M | Yes | Latex agglutination immunoassay (A1M), calorimetric assay (NAG). | SCr, eGFR (MDRD) | Random spot urine |
131 controls | Urinary NAG | ||||||
54.5% women | |||||||
Wijkstrom et al. PLOS One, 201894 | Sri Lanka | 11 total | Urinary A1M | Only for A1M | R&D ELISA (KIM-1). Others not specified. | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | Random spot urine at time of kidney biopsy (or 5–6 mo later if missing) |
No controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
No women | Urinary KIM-1 | ||||||
Wanigasuriya et al. Ceylon Med J, 201748 | Sri Lanka | 116 total | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Millipore multiplexed Luminex kit (all biomarkers). | Random spot urine; time of collection not indicated | |
79 controls | Urinary Clusterin | ||||||
14.5% women | Urinary B2M | ||||||
Urinary Fibrinogen | |||||||
Kulasooriya et al. Int J Envi Res Public Health, 202135 | Sri Lanka | 218 total | Urinary NGAL | No | Particle-enhanced turbidimetric immunoassay method (Roche cobas C 501) | SCr | Preshift first morning void (5–8 am), postshift spot urine (4–6 pm), evening spot urine (7–10 pm) |
67 controls | |||||||
40.3% women | |||||||
Siriwardhana et al. BMC Nephrol, 201460 | Sri Lanka | 60 total | Urinary B2M | No | Bioquant B-2MG BQO10T (B2M) | Random spot urine | |
30 controls | |||||||
33.3% women | |||||||
Herath et al. Journal of Water and Health, 201873 | Sri Lanka | 84 total | Urinary L-FABP | Yes | Not described | No details on timing of sample collection. | |
No controls | |||||||
No participant demographics | |||||||
Hansson et al. Occup Environ Med, 202247 | Nicaragua | 68 total | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Bio-Plex Pro RBM Kidney Toxicity Panel 1 (includes all studied biomarkers in a single assay) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr) | Random spot urine; early morning hour preshift; before and after harvest season |
46 controls | Urinary MCP-1 | ||||||
Excluded women | Urinary Calbindin | ||||||
Urinary GST-π | |||||||
Urinary Clusterin | |||||||
Urinary IL-18 | |||||||
Wesseling et al. Envi Res, 201634 | Nicaragua | 54 total | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Bioporto ELISA (NGAL), BioAssay Works ELISA (KIM-1), Western Blot using ENZO LIfe Science monoclonoal antibodies (Hsp72) | eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | Random spot urine; preshift (3–5 am) or postshift (4–7 pm) at workplace; before and after harvest season |
25 controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
Excluded women | Urinary Hsp72 | ||||||
Laws et al. AJKD, 201633 | Nicaragua | 284 total | Urinary NGAL | Yes | Bioporto ELISA (NGAL), MBL ELISA (IL-18), colorimetric assay by Roche (NAG) | eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | Random spot urine; before and after harvest season. |
No controls | Urinary IL-18 | ||||||
22% women | Urinary NAG | ||||||
Petropoulos et al. Kidney360, 202041 | Nicaragua | 251 total | Urinary NAG | Adjusted for urine Cr in regression models | Bioporto ELISA (NGAL and IL-18), Roche colorimetric assay (NAG) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | Preharvest random spot urine |
No controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
22% women | Urinary IL-18 | ||||||
Gonzalez-Quiroz et al. J Am Soc Nephrol, 201828 | Nicaragua | 104 total | Urinary NGAL | Yes | ELH-Lipocalin2 RayBiotech (NGAL) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | Random spot urine |
No controls | |||||||
Excluded women | |||||||
Gonzalez-Quiroz et al. BMC Nephrol, 201927 | Nicaragua | 105 total | Urinary NGAL | Yes | ELH-Lipocalin2 RayBiotech (NGAL) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009 and CKD-EPICr-Cys 2012) | Random spot urine |
No controls | |||||||
Excluded women | |||||||
Butler-Dawson et al. J Expo Sci Environ Epidemiol, 202237 | Guatemala | 222 total | Urinary NGAL | Yes | Quantikine ELISA by R&D Systems (NGAL) | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr 2009) | Random spot urine, variable times (morning and afternoon) while workers were in the field |
No controls | |||||||
Excluded women | |||||||
Diaz de Leon-Martinez et al. Envi Sci Pollut Res Int, 201936 | Mexico | 34 total | Urinary KIM-1 | No | Magnetic Luminex Performance Assay | SCr, eGFR (CKD-EPICr) | First morning void |
No controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
100% women (excluded men) | Urinary Cystatin c | ||||||
Pediatric Populations | |||||||
De Silva et al. Children, 202125 | Sri Lanka | 909 total adolescents | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Cusabio Technology ELISA (both KIM-1 and NGAL) | First morning void (6–8 am) | |
No controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
53.2% female | |||||||
Gunasekara et al. Sci Rep, 202295 | Sri Lanka | 804 total adolescents | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Cusabio Technology ELISA (KIM-1 and NGAL) | First morning void | |
164 controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
53.2% female | |||||||
Gunasekara et al. Ped Neph39 | Sri Lanka | 922 total adolescents | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | Cusabio Technology ELISA (KIM-1 and NGAL) | Early morning void | |
677 controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
54.7% female | |||||||
Sandamini et al. World J Ped, 202267 | Sri Lanka | 892 total adolescents | Urinary Cystatin c | Yes | Cusabio CSB-E08384h (Cystatin c) | UACR | First morning void |
471 controls | |||||||
52.9% female | |||||||
Ramirez-Rubio et al. NDT, 201642 | Nicaragua | 200 total adolescents | Urinary NGAL | Yes | Bioporto ELISA (NGAL), MBL ELISA (IL-18), Roche colorimetric assay (NAG) | Random spot urine. | |
No controls | Urinary NAG | ||||||
50% female | Urinary IL-18 | ||||||
Leibler et al. Ped Neph26 | Nicaragua | 210 total adolescents | Urinary KIM-1 | Yes | MesoScale Discovery Platform (all biomarkers) | Random spot urine. | |
No controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
49.5% female | Urinary IL-18 | ||||||
Urinary MCP-1 | |||||||
Urinary YKL-40 | |||||||
Cardenas-Gonzalez et al. Environ Res38 | Mexico | 83 total children (5-12y) | Urinary KIM-1 | Adjusted for urine Cr in selected regression models | Microbead-based assay developed by collaborators (KIM-1 and NGAL) | SCrUACR | Random spot urine |
No controls | Urinary NGAL | ||||||
43.4% female |
A1M, alpha-1-microglobulin; B2M, beta-2-microglobulin; CKD-EPI, Chronic Kidney Disease Epidemiology Collaboration; CKDu, CKD of unknown etiology; ELISA, enzyme linked immunosorbent assay; GST-π, glutathione-S-transferase pi; INFy, interferon gamma; IL-1a, interleukin 1 alpha; IL-6, interleukin 6; IL-18, interleukin 18; KIM-1, kidney injury molecule 1; L-FABP, liver-fatty acid binding protein; MCP-1, monocyte chemoattractant factor 1; NAG, N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosaminidase; NGAL, neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin; No., number of; RBP-4, retinol binding protein 4; SCr, serum creatinine; TIMP1, tissue inhibitor matrix metalloproteinase 1; TNFa, tumor necrosis factor alpha; UACR, urinary albumin-to-creatinine ratio.
Total N represents the number of participants in which kidney injury biomarkers were measured. Some studies may have included additional participants in the design and measured kidney injury biomarkers in a subsample.