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Meanings of sulfate in anglès

portuguès
sulfato
català
sulfat
espanyol
sulfate

Salt or ester of sulfuric acid.

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sulfat
Usage of sulfate in anglès
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Methods: Cytokine profiles were analyzed in animals with dextran sulfate sodium-induced colitis.
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Overall, the use of magnesium sulfate did not improve hospital admission rates.
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This suggested that flooding of acid sulfate soils mitigates their environmental impact.
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That's aluminum sulfate, added to keep the kiddos from seriously chowing down.
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The patient was treated successfully by debridement, cephapirin sodium and astromicine sulfate.
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Howard especially denigrated sulfate of ammonia and single superphosphate as earthworm poisons.
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What's more, sulfate-free shampoos are out there for all hair types, too.
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However, it is degraded relatively quickly when methionine or inorganic sulfate becomes available.
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Background and purpose: Magnesium sulfate is used extensively for prevention of eclamptic seizures.
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Despite sulfate starvation, the homeostasis is kept, though shifted to a new state.
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Lactate was used as a carbon and energy source for sulfate reducing bacteria.
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Thus, sulfate binding has not been established as a part of sulfate transport.
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Conclusion: This trial failed to demonstrate any benefit for hydrazine sulfate.
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Serum levels of indoxyl sulfate and p-cresyl sulfate did not differ among groups.
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The physiological change produced was documented with tritiated thymidine and radioactive sulfate autoradiography.
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Dimethyl sulfate is used in the manufacture of dyes, drugs, perfumes, and pesticides.
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Translations for sulfate
portuguès
sulfatosulfatos
català
sulfat
Sulfate through the time
Sulfate across language varieties
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