| 摘要 |
The invention relates to a method of diagnosing a risk of a thermolabile phenotype disease including or caused by influenza encephalitis/encephalopathy, Reye's syndrome, RS virus infectious disease, adenovirus infectious disease, rhinovirus infectious diseases, bastard measles, Japanese encephalitis, malaria infectious disease, Kawasaki disease and sudden infant death syndrome, characterized by examining whether or not an enzymatic activity of at least one enzyme involved in any of various transporters, carnitine cycle, long-chain beta oxidation cycle, medium-chain/short-chain beta oxidation cycle, electron transfer, synthesis of a ketone and production of ATP involved in energy metabolism in mitochondria is significantly lower compared with healthy subjects at 39° C. or higher when referring the enzymatic activity at 37° C. as to 100%.
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