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Meanings of blood coagulation in anglès

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coagulació

Process in which the coagulation factors of the blood interact, ultimately resulting a clot.

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Examples for "clotting"
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However, few data exist to characterize the clotting profiles of these variants.
Pubmed
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Though effective at alleviating clotting, many anticoagulant therapies come with serious drawbacks.
Reuters
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Thus anticoagulation should be considered in these patients with repeated circuit clotting.
Pubmed
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They also contain a formula that promotes rapid clotting and fights infection.
The Guardian
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The platelets, which are needed for clotting, are eliminated by the spleen.
Reuters
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Hematologic, biochemical and blood clotting tests before and after surgery were performed.
Pubmed
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Vitamin K can lower the effectiveness of certain blood clotting medicine.
The South African
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Mice with suppressed immune responses did not show increased blood clotting.
Reuters
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There is also emerging evidence that Covid-19 can cause blood clotting.
The Guardian
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Serum metabolites and blood clotting profile did not differ between IUGR and normal piglets.
Pubmed
Usage of blood coagulation in anglès
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C-reactive protein concentration and some blood coagulation profiles within the study period.
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Ticks must overcome inflammation, complement activation and blood coagulation to complete feeding.
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Its functional modulation can culminate into normal blood coagulation or thrombosis.
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It was found that micromolar concentrations of porins accelerated markedly human blood coagulation in vitro.
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It has a significant role in blood coagulation.
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Egr-1 DNAzymes suppressed tumor growth without influencing body weight, wound healing, blood coagulation or other hematological parameters.
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Conclusions: Activation of blood coagulation as well as the fibrinolytic system occurred early in the course of SAH.
Pubmed
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Loss of this function facilitates FXII and FXI activation, which could have effects on inflammation and blood coagulation.
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Family-based studies may estimate high heritability for thrombosis and quantitative traits regarding both platelet aggregation and blood coagulation.
Pubmed
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Vacuum chambers, hypothermia, blood coagulation testing.
The charlemagne pursuit
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Hemophilia is a hereditary disease with impaired blood coagulation due to a genetic deficiency of blood coagulation factors.
Pubmed
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You don't have to worry about things like blood coagulation or anything, and can die without any regrets.
Kafka on the Shore
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The effect of porins, major hydrophobic outer membrane proteins purified from Salmonella typhimurium, on human blood coagulation was investigated.
Pubmed
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Congenital factor VII deficiency is an autosomal recessive serious disorder of blood coagulation with wide genotypic and phenotypic variations.
Pubmed
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The effects of post-menopausal hormone therapy (HRT) on blood coagulation in elderly women are not well defined.
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In this study, changes and clinical significances of blood coagulation of lung cancer patients pre- and post operation were investigated.
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