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Meanings of CNS in English

Portuguese
sistema nervoso central
Catalan
sistema nerviós central
Spanish
sistema nervioso central
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The portion of the vertebrate nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord.

sistema nervoso central
Usage of CNS in English
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The current studies identify a new role for Akt in CNS myelination.
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However, viruses may be dormant within the CNS and become active later.
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Moreover, the pathological changes in CNS and other organs were also observed.
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Finally, we address pathological consequences of disrupted energy homeostasis in the CNS.
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Thus, more sensitive diagnostic approaches are needed to identify subclinical CNS metastases.
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Such disorders are often treated by drugs targeting the CNS norepinephrine system.
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In vivo gene transfer into the CNS has gained more attention recently.
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The overall architecture of the nervous system, especially the CNS, is remarkable.
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Conclusions: This study supports intrauterine or neonatal onset of childhood CNS tumors.
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Progenitors that express NG2-proteoglycan are the predominant self-renewing cells within the CNS.
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The use of rituximab did not have an impact on CNS involvement.
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One patient developed a CNS hemorrhage, which occurred in his 10th cycle.
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These results were confirmed by infecting murine CNS with ex vivo-labeled parasites.
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Potential ABC-TPs' inhibitors for better clinical outcomes in CNS tumors have emerged.
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MBK Partners also tried to exit its cable TV investment in CNS.
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Within the adult CNS, Matrin 3 levels were lowest in spinal cord.
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