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Meanings of ALS in English

Portuguese
esclerose lateral amiotrófica
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Thickening of tissue in the motor tracts of the lateral columns and anterior horns of the spinal cord; results in progressive muscle atrophy that starts in the limbs.

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Usage of ALS in English
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Conclusions: Cognitive-behavioral change is a key aspect of disease heterogeneity in ALS.
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However, the exact mechanisms of ALS pathogenesis are not fully understood yet.
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It is open whether protein changes specific for ALS will be found.
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Several ALS variables were found to have significant effects on biodiversity indicators.
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Methods: We conducted a multicentre-based prospective cohort study of patients with ALS.
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Conclusion: ALS patients performed the imagined gait faster than the real gait.
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We recently identified TDP-43 as the major pathological protein in sporadic ALS.
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CMCT of the ALS patients were longer than that of the controls.
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In the United States, 15 people are diagnosed with ALS every day.
Wired
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Furthermore, the concentrations of those antibodies were higher in the ALS patients.
Reuters
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We designed a survey to study home care in the ALS population.
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Our results show that the process of phosphorylation is altered in ALS.
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The FDA previously declined to approve the use of Myotrophin for ALS.
Reuters
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Recently, mutations in TARDBP have been linked to familial and sporadic ALS.
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I examined everything first with a magnifying lens, then with the ALS.
Bones Never Lie
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Methods: Targeted pooled-sample sequencing was used to identify variants in 17 ALS genes.
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