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Meanings of GD in anglès

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número atòmic 64
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A ductile silvery-white ductile ferromagnetic trivalent metallic element of the rare earth group.

número atòmic 64
portuguès
soman
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soman

A nerve agent easily absorbed into the body; a lethal cholinesterase inhibitor that is highly toxic when inhaled.

soman
Usage of GD in anglès
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Km was different in normal individuals relative to GD and NPD patients.
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However, the mechanism linking GD to tumor growth and angiogenesis is unclear.
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Some HLA alleles were weakly associated with clinical characteristics in GD patients.
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Methods: Seven GD patients were studied and compared with healthy volunteers.
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Results: HA synthesis and release from fibrocytes is substantially lower than in GD-OF.
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The TBII bioassay also detected TBAb in GD patients who spontaneously developed hypothyroidism.
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Eight of 10 GD patients were asymptomatic and two had chronic bone pain.
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Didn't you date a boy with the initials GD once, Mercy?
Beautiful creatures
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One of them is that, to them, a GD is expendable.
Allegiant
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But the longest of these stellar streams, dubbed GD-1, looked a little odd.
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Whether stress has a causative effect on GD remains elusive.
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The GD Security Systems letterhead-businesslike ,conservative ,evena little old-fashioned-included aWycherly-areaphonenumber.
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However, the association of HLA with GD is less clear-cut in East Asian populations.
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Conclusions: Basal thyroid hypoechogenicity cannot be used as an index of relapse of GD.
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Design: Longitudinal prospective study of previously untreated patients with GD.
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Our findings suggest a combination therapeutic strategy for ameliorating GD.
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GD through the time
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